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Recommended Reading
9 books for getting into speculative fiction
Readers who don't think they enjoy sci-fi or fantasy might be surprised at novelist Samantha Garner's list of literary (and diverse) speculative fiction.
Author Interviews
Georgia Clark, author of It Had to Be You
Georgia Clark wrote the novels The Regulars, The Bucket List, and others. She is the host and founder of the popular storytelling night, Generation Women.
Author Interviews
How Eight Detectives author Alex Pavesi tracks down “unusual” crime novels
We spoke with mystery writer Alex Pavesi about his book Eight Detectives, and he told us how he finds new "unusual" crime novels to read.
Meet the Bookstagrammer: @thelittlethingsandmore
We spoke with bookstagrammer @thelittlethingsandmore about how social media is empowering readers.
New eBooks and Audiobooks
39 new eBooks and audiobooks coming out August 10 - 16
New eBooks & audiobooks out the week of August 10 including a Catherine Coulter thriller, an SNL alum's memoir of 2020, and advice for spending time well.
Author Interviews
Jennifer McMahon, author of The Drowning Kind
Jennifer McMahon is the author of nine novels, including theNew York Times bestsellers Promise Not to Tell and The Winter People.
Kobo Staff Picks
What’s Nathan reading?
We asked Nathan what he's reading and how he picks books to read, and we learned how in mid-life he's coming to terms with what he actually enjoys reading.
Recommended Reading
Five of the most suspenseful domestic thrillers
Suspense novelist Shanora Williams recommends some of the best domestic thrillers, including books by Ruth Ware, Hendricks & Pekkanen and Shari Lapena.
Kobo Staff Picks
More audiobooks that are better than reading
For readers who want to spend their precious listening time with the best audiobooks, we've gathered some of the best ears-only reading experiences.
Author Interviews
Katherine Ashenburg's comic turn
Katherine Ashenburg spoke with us about Her Turn, a novel set against the 2015 presidential primary, and why her books are so different from one another.