Read Stephanie Garber’s ‘Alchemy of Secrets’ Excerpt, Listen to Audiobook
Stephanie Garber spins pure magic in her books and her adult debut is absolutely no exception. Fans have…
Elsie Silver on ‘Wild Card,’ Saying Goodbye to Rose Hill, and Moving Publishers
*This interview includes spoilers for Elsie Silver’s Wild Card* It feels right that Elsie Silver‘s latest book, Wild…
49th Shelf: The Pugilist And The Sailor
by (author) Nadia Ragbar The Pugilist and the Sailor follows conjoined twins, Bruce and Dougie. Dougie is an ambitious amateur…
I Love You, Byeee by Adam Buxton audiobook review – warm and witty whimsy | Books
The writer and comic Adam Buxton’s first memoir, Ramble Book, dug into his childhood and his relationship with…
‹ 5 Reviews You Need to Read This Week Book Marks
Our goodie bag of great reviews this week includes Mark O’Connell on Alex Karp’s The Technological Republic, James…
Penguin Random House Expands Book Access Through the Book Rich Environments Program
Penguin Random House is proud to continue our longstanding partnership with the National Book Foundation’s Book Rich Environments…
Karen Campbell’s ‘beautiful, uplifting’ THIS BRIGHT LIFE longlisted for Scotland’s National Book Awards — Blake Friedmann
About Karen Campbell Karen Campbell is originally from Glasgow but now lives in southwest Scotland. She graduated with…
‘It’s still so relevant’: The power of Stephen King’s first – and most disturbing
Lawrence points out how important it was to stay true to the spirit of a novel that is…
Summertime soul foods: A book review
Reading for pleasure can feel like an elusive luxury amid the perpetual, cyclical motion of college. Over the…
The Climate Diplomat by Peter Betts review – the most important person you’ve never heard of | Books
When it comes to the climate, Peter Betts is one of the most important people you’ve probably never…
Christopher A. Micklos – Isthmus
media release:Â Madison author and filmmaker Christopher Micklos is on the fall leg of his multi-city TICK TOWN Wisconsin…
A new book opens the door to Hayao Miyazaki’s imagination
It’s hard to think of a filmmaker alive today as universally admired as Hayao Miyazaki. For more than…