The Most Anticipated Books Hitting Shelves This Winter
Another season, another crop of must-reads.
20 Romantasy Books That’ll Get You Hooked On The Genre
Faerie smut, right this way.
'One Nightstand' With Gillian Anderson
The actor and author shares four books — including one she’s about to adapt for TV — that have shaped her life.
Book Club
That Friend Just Wrote An Audiobook
Sabrina Brier’s audiobook is inspired by her TikTok character.
Y2K Trends Are Back, But What Happened To The Optimism?
Colette Shade’s new book explores the era’s cultural output — and the sociopolitical trends that informed it.
Miranda July’s Year Of Perimenopausal Thinking
The author’s novel has been lighting up group chats since its release this spring.
Patrick Radden Keefe’s Hollywood Homecoming
The Say Nothing author had abandoned his screenwriting dreams — until producers expressed interest in adapting his books.
Coco Mellors Embraces The Mess
Her latest novel captures the “sticky, messy, viscous-y love” shared by sisters.
Casey McQuiston Is A Method Writer — In A “Non-Douchebaggy Way”
The author of Red, White & Royal Blue and other beloved rom-coms returns with The Pairing.
Reality TV Gets The Prestige Treatment In Emily Nussbaum's New Book
Cue the Sun! explores the cultural impact of the much-maligned genre.
To Write Her New Novel, Rufi Thorpe Dove Deep Into OnlyFans
Margo’s Got Money Troubles follows a new mom who earns a living through virtual sex work.
Honor Levy Doesn’t Want To Make You Angry
Though the author is known for stirring the pot, her debut approaches difficult subjects with empathy.
Jo Piazza Does Her Best Writing At 35,000 Feet
The author of The Sicilian Inheritance writes from trains, planes, and (years ago) nightclub bathrooms.
Emmeline Clein’s Debut Book Takes A Critical Look At Y2K Pop Culture
In Dead Weight, she unpacks how disordered eating was the norm in many of the mainstream hits.
The Author Of 'Such A Fun Age' Is Back With Another Page-Turner
For Kiley Reid’s second novel, she brings readers to a college dorm room.
With 'The Fury,' Alex Michaelides Learned To Let Go
The celebrated author of The Silent Patient and The Maidens found a new way of working.
Ottessa Moshfegh Is Writing Out Loud
As a screenwriting duo, the author and her husband have developed a “high intensity” way of working.
He’s A Cartoon. The Love She Feels Is Real.
An interview with a self-described fictosexual, who answers your burning questions about being attracted to fictional characters.
This Is What A Crush Sounds Like
Ada Calhoun, author of Crush: A Novel, shares the songs that soundtracked her new book — and capture the "odd liminal space between love and friendship" that is a crush.
That Friend Just Wrote An Audiobook
Sabrina Brier’s audiobook is inspired by her TikTok character.
One Nightstand with Julia Stiles
The Wish You Were Here director shares a novel from a former co-star, a memoir by a mentor, and a poetry collection that always makes her cry.
Y2K Trends Are Back, But What Happened To The Optimism?
Colette Shade’s new book explores the era’s cultural output — and the sociopolitical trends that informed it.
The 'Missing You' Book Ending, Explained
The new Netflix thriller, out Jan. 1, has a deadly twist.
Miranda July’s Year Of Perimenopausal Thinking
The author’s novel has been lighting up group chats since its release this spring.
