Books

We love a reimagined myth retelling because it always gives us a chance to revisit stories we know a bit about, or even introduces us to new ones. With The Enemy's Daughter, Melissa Poett tackles the legend of Tristan and Isolde in a…

Jennifer Lynn Barnes became a household name with The Inheritance Games, but did you notice that more and more of her books are popping up at bookstores these days?

Libby's life is turned upside down when a video of her 'cheating' on her boyfriend, Dan, goes viral the night he has a serious bike accident. Now the whole school has turned on her and her only friend is Neha, the new girl everyone else…

Step into a world of cursed ballerinas, haunting secrets, and a soundtrack made for dancing in the dark.

Hannah Nicole Maehrer is here to chat how her TikTok videos could help with her writer's block when writing Accomplice to the Villain.

9 vampire books to add to your TBR, perfect for after watching Sinners, including both YA and adult titles.

Pencils can be used for noting shopping list, writing touch stories, and making magnificent artwork. The Phoenix Pencil Company imagines a world where we can reclaim stories from the pencils they were written with.

I.V. Marie on processing her own grief while writing Immortal Consequences, and rooting for all her characters.

Marie O'Hare chats how she managed to get the believability spot on in I Know Where You Buried Your Husband.

Sarah Beth Durst chats her flower and book pairings, such as orange blossoms for The Enchanted Greenhouse.

Author Tanya Byrne shares the story behind her new YA novel Rebel Hearts — a fierce, funny, and timely tale of queer love, climate activism, and Brighton spirit.

Felicity Epps on A Grave Inheritance: Victorian Hysteria, Anxiety, and Gothic Power

In Never The Roses by J.K. Lambert, a dream-walking sorceress finds love through books and midnight talks in her enemy's magical library.

Leon Egan talks Listen Closely, queer joy, ghost stories, and the reality of growing up trans in a world that doesn’t always understand you.

Zen Cho chats rules around workplace romances, especially fake ones, which get us very excited for her new book, Behind Frenemy Lines.