“Mort the Flightless Rat” – East Lansing Info
Facebook Bluesky Twitter LinkedIn Like most kids, Scarlet Haroldson wanted to fly. Inspired by the movie Rio, she…
George Saunders Announces New Book, ‘Vigil’
Prepare to reenter the bardo or something like it: George Saunders is releasing a new novel that takes…
Rob Franklin’s ‘Great Black Hope’ Part Two
Photo-Illustration: New York Magazine This discussion originally appeared in Beach Read Book Club, a limited-run newsletter where New…
10 best books of July make for cool midsummer reads
These are the fiction titles that Monitor reviewers like best this month: The Greatest Possible Good, by Ben Brooks…
Spalding Bookmark to close for good today with staff issuing farewell message
A much-loved Spalding store is closing for good today — and issued a farewell message to customers. Bookmark,…
ParkBox comes to Croydon full of children’s toys and books
ParkBox is coming to Croydon. They are boxes, in parks (see what they did there?), bringing books, toys…
Simon & Schuster Children’s restructures editorial and makes series of promotions
NewsJul 24, 2025by Maia Snow Rachel Denwood Simon & Schuster Children’s has restructured its editorial team, creating two distinct editorial…
Sphere promotes Cal Kenny, Molly Walker-Sharp and Tig Wallace across editorial team
Sphere promotions: (l-r) Cal Kenny, Molly Walker-Sharp, Ifrah Ismail and Tig Wallace Sphere has announced promotions across its…
10 best books of July make for cool midsummer reads
These are the fiction titles that Monitor reviewers like best this month: The Greatest Possible Good, by Ben Brooks…
Book of the Week: How to kill everyone in Scotland
It just so happens that the two best New Zealand novels of the year so far are both…
A novel with impressive scope – The Irish Times
Drayton and Mackenzie Author: Alexander Starritt ISBN-13: 978-1800755260 Publisher: Swift Guideline Price: £16.99 Roland Mackenzie and James Drayton…
Brandon Jack’s hilarious book about unruly footballers
A pissant is technically defined as ‘an insignificant or contemptible person or thing’. Not so Brandon Jack’s pissants.…