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Nathan Maharaj spoke with Charlotte McConaghy, author of Wild Dark Shore. It’s the story of a family looking after a seed bank on an island under threat.

One last load of new books for the end of 2025, including story collections from Brandon Sanderson, Mercedes Lackey, and Stephen Graham Jones and more!

See how Agatha Christie and Raymond Chandler stack up against the mystery and crime novels of today, like Gone Girl and All the Sinners Bleed.

Seven Rings to complete a trilogy, Cynthia Erivo brings Simply More, Simon Winchester studies the wind, and the untold story of a heroic WWII paratrooper.

The love interests in these taboo romances have a villainous streak, and the protagonists find themselves in some titillatingly dangerous situations.

Nathan Maharaj spoke with Oscar-nominated filmmaker and journalist Julian Brave NoiseCat about his book We Survived the Night: An Indigenous Reckoning.

Vintage Freakonomics, Reacher's exit strategy, George R. R. Martin plays a wild card, Dolly tells her story, and a couple of (very) old-school cookbooks.

Brandon Marriott, scholar of history and the author of Till We Meet Again: A Canadian in the First World War, recommends books about Canada's military.

If you're in front of a computer with a web browser (spoiler: you are) then you could be reading a book in just a few clicks—here's how.

Margaret Atwood's sort-of memoir, 5 stories from Salman Rushdie, pet science, a White Lotus star's sad poetry, and a return to the Cider House Rules.