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Tobi Lakmaker on the literary references in The History of My Sexuality and how Dutch and English audiences might react differently.

Axie Oh chats writing second chance romance and having that many side characters in ASAP, the sequel to XOXO.

Marissa Meyer is known for sci-fi fantasy series The Lunar Chronicles but she is here to show us she can write light romance stories too!

The third and final book of the Defy the Night series by Brigid Kemmerer, Destroy the Day, is finally out in the world.

When Shade Lapite first wrote Goddess Crown, she was inspired by Elizabeth I. Read to find out why and how she is now inspired by West Africa.

Here are 8 books published in 2023 that we think you should read this year! And you can pick up the paperbacks of these this year!

KJ Charles chats going from self-publishing to traditional publishing, and The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting being tropey.

Here are 5 anthology collections for those who love a themed read, a short read, or just a chance to explore new authors.

Here is our latest graphic novel recommendation list, featuring favourites such as Heartstopper and new titles like The Faint of Heart.

That Self-Same Metal is Brittany N. Williams' debut novel. And as a book following a swordswoman who choreographs fights, it has some amazing fight scenes.

Cynthia Murphy chats her favourite scenes from the Scream franchise, and which case inspired her latest, Signed Sealed Dead.

Polly Crosby chats how her YA novel, This Tale is Forbidden, is inspired by fairy tales and shares with us some of her favourite retellings.

David Levithan is back with a new book, Ryan and Avery, and four of his other books get matching covers as well!

Let's chat about the Chronicle of Narnia new covers -- featuring the illustrations by Pauline Baynes that readers are familiar with.

Shortlisted for the inaugural Nero Book Award, Fifteen Wild Decembers is a wonderfully written book reimagining the life of Emily Brontë.