
Here Are Some Great Virtual Book Events Happening This Week: Jan. 25–31
Natasha Trethewey and Joy Harjo on the power of poetry, Koa Beck on White Feminism, Greer Macallister and Marie Benedict on their latest novels, and much more.
Natasha Trethewey and Joy Harjo on the power of poetry, Koa Beck on White Feminism, Greer Macallister and Marie Benedict on their latest novels, and much more.
With a fresh list on Tuesdays.
George Saunders with Mary Karr, Marie Benedict on her latest historical fiction, a poetry reading about queer grief, and more.
A Chicago crime cover-up; a metaphysical mystery; new releases from Colson Whitehead, Kazuo Ishiguro, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Melissa Broder; and so much more.
With a fresh list on Tuesdays.
At least the books were good.
So good you'll want to frame them.
From memoirs to fantasy to award-winning fiction, here are Libro.fm's 2020 bestsellers.
Pandemic slump? Quarantine readathon? We want to know.
It's always "Netflix and chill" and never "crack open a book and chill."
At least the books were good.
A Chicago crime cover-up; a metaphysical mystery; new releases from Colson Whitehead, Kazuo Ishiguro, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Melissa Broder; and so much more.
Who's hungry?
So good you'll want to frame them.
From stunning poetry and illuminating nonfiction to heart-wrenching novels.
From memoirs to fantasy to award-winning fiction, here are Libro.fm's 2020 bestsellers.
Read in public at your own risk. (Based on the user-voted Top 100 Romance Novels on Goodreads.)
Spend some time in 17th-century Norway, 1960s New York, the Spanish Civil War, and more.
George Saunders with Mary Karr, Marie Benedict on her latest historical fiction, a poetry reading about queer grief, and more.
Natasha Trethewey and Joy Harjo on the power of poetry, Koa Beck on White Feminism, Greer Macallister and Marie Benedict on their latest novels, and much more.