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The finale of Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall trilogy, a romance book for non-romance fans, and self-help from the husband of the author of Girl, Wash Your Face.

Robyn Doolittle came by to speak with us about fairness, ethics, and the law in the realm of sexual consent and how attitudes have shifted since #MeToo.

Whether you’re in need of some motivation or are just looking for a great new read, these inspiring books written by women will do the trick.

31 new eBooks and audiobooks coming out the week of 3 March 2020 that we can't wait to read, including Dan Heath, Sarah J. Maas, and Cassandra Clare.

Cathy Crowe is a Canadian author, educator, "street nurse" and advocate for homelessness in Canada. We speak about the inspiration behind her latest book.

We asked women from around the world to share the first book written by a woman that had a big impact on them, and the books they recommend everyone read.

We interviewed British crime novelist Ann Cleeves about the Shetland Islands, Northumberland, and why she loves reading crime fiction in translation.

New eBooks and audiobooks from Gena, Showalter, Steve Berry, Robert Ludlum's Treadstone universe, and non-fiction on Winston Churchill and Facebook.

Whether it’s the intimacy of a familiar voice or the emotional charge of a musical interlude, some books are best read as audiobooks.

We spoke with romance novelist Julie Evelyn Joyce about her debut book Steeped in Love, winner of the 2019 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize in Romance.