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We interviewed Erica McKeen, winner of the Kobo Emerging Writer Prize for Literary Fiction, about setting out to write her debut novel Tear.

Ruth Ware's Zero Day, a lost bookshop and a glass château, a summer slasher LARP turns deadly, and Marie Force unleashes a hurricane.

These graphic novel series are guaranteed to be big hits with middle-grade kids seeking silliness, adventure, jokes—even some magic and mystery.

Michael spoke with Rithu Bhasin, author of We’ve Got This, a book about building a culture where everyone feels welcome to show up with their whole self.

Big ideas on sex, belonging, marriage, death (and beyond), plus a James Patterson Russian thriller, an interplanetary love story, and the power of birding.

Suzanne Methot, Nehiyaw writer and author of Killing the Wittigo, recommends books on decolonization, social justice, and Indigenous healing.

S A Cosby's new crime novel, an oral history of Drag Race, a new book from the author of The Push, and help for slow (AF) runners.

Jes Battis, author of The Winter Knight, shares some of the best queer novels with trans and neurodivergent protagonists.

Margaret DeRosia is a writer, editor, and historian originally from Michigan. Eight Strings, her debut novel, was an instant national bestseller.

Julia Bartz is the New York Times bestselling author of The Writing Retreat, a practicing therapist, and a creative coach.