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We sat down with Dr. Julia Shaw to discuss her latest book, Evil: The Science Behind Humanity’s Dark Side, as well as some of her favourite books.

Marc Levy spoke with us about his most recent work book Une fille comme elle, the value of dreaming, and the importance of empathy and curiosity.

Sheena Kamal, winner of the 2018 Kobo Emerging Writers Prize for Mystery spoke about how a struggle with screenwriting led to her writing her first book.

Science fiction and fantasy novels offer us a glimpse of far-future and magical worlds. Here are ten diverse sci-fi and fantasy novels you should read.

We spoke with Craig Davidson, literary shapeshifter, about his first work of nonfiction, Precious Cargo, which was nominated for CBC Canada Reads 2018.

Welcome back to Portrait of a Reader - our monthly series where we delve into the reading lives of our customers, their stories, and book recommendations. Meet Yovanka McBean - she's an avid runner, history buff, and a passionate reader - so much so, she told us she...

Based on her popular Instagram @Hatecopy, artist Maria Qamar has created a humorous, illustrated “survival guide” to deal with overbearing “Aunties.”

Commuting on the subway (or even by car) doesn't usually lead to laughter or mirth. These twelve audiobooks are here to change all that by making you laugh so hard your fellow commuters will wonder what you're listening to. From celebrity musings to dark comedy to science, there’s...

Journalist Omar El Akkad told us how his experience as a war reporter informed his award-winning debut novel about a second American Civil War.

Happy 2019! We’re especially excited about the new year because we’ve hit a huge milestone – this is our 10th anniversary, and we’re celebrating it by celebrating you – our readers, whom we are so proud to serve. Ten years ago, Kobo might have seemed like the longest...