WCBS Author Talks, Chapter 138: Kiley Reid, M.J. Rose & Stephanie Wrobel
Two great debuts that you won’t want to put down + trip back to New York City’s Gilded Age with bestseller M.J. Rose.
Two great debuts that you won’t want to put down + trip back to New York City’s Gilded Age with bestseller M.J. Rose.
Not too many years ago, writers and editors thought that characters should be likeable. This often translated into characters without flaws, or strengths disguised as flaws. Characters were good or they were bad, and there wasn’t much gray in between.
There are some characters you meet in novels who make an immediate and enduring impact. The characters you remember from books are the ones that draw you in and never let you out of their grip. Author Stephanie Wrobel has managed to conjure up such a character…
We live in a world that is streaming-obsessed. I know this because my credit card statement every month is nothing but Netflix, Apple TV +, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Disney + (and Seamless, and some more Seamless, and then a little Uber Eats so the Seamless people…
There’s just nothing more relaxing than cozying up with a good book. Whether you’re the kind of person who loves to hold a hard copy of their favorite reads in their hands, an e-reader type so you can get literary on the go, or you prefer listening to audiobooks…
One of the – many – perks of my job is being sent books in advance of publication. As a child whose favourite days of the year was when those brightly-coloured book orders forms dropped on to our desk, this aspect of my work is pure heaven.
Was reading more” one of your 2020 goals? Sometimes the options of where to start and what to read can be overwhelming — there is no shortage of content out there — but if horror and thrillers are your genre
As a new decade dawns, it’s time to bring you our biggest preview ever! From new voices to old favorites, series to standalones, lush gothics to minimalist noirs, contemporary thrillers to historical mysteries, and of course, psychological thrillers galore, we’re rounding up the year’s…
Another year, another decade. But before you start getting nostalgic about how fast time is just sprinting by, there are many upsides to celebrating another year. New goals, plans and resolutions along with some fantastic books coming your way.
While the joy of savouring a new title by a favourite author is a pretty special feeling, there is something a touch more exciting in discovering a debut voice, and being able to watch a new career flourish from their very first page.
New year, new you? Nah! There’s nothing wrong with the current you, except perhaps you need a new book. Luckily, 2020 is promising to be a year of fantastic reading.
The new year is guaranteed to bring plenty of suspense, chills, thrills, and occasional horrors—and we’re just talking about the new mysteries and thrillers that await readers.
In the UK alone, sales of adult fiction, non-fiction and children’s print books have remained healthy over the past 12 months. Before the Christmas boost, they were up 1% to 191.5 million copies sold, according to market analysis firm Nielsen.
If you read it and loved it in 2019, read more like it in 2020. Here are 12 books, from a variety of genres, to consider based on recent favorites.
These new literary fiction selections by women are shrewd, gripping, and unexpected in the best ways, touching on everything from race in America and #MeToo to a luxury yacht trip that turns into a nightmare and a Twitter feud between fast-food heirs.
A new year means a whole slew of new books to look forward to. There are plenty of compelling releases set to hit shelves in 2020, including several noteworthy novels from first-time authors.
If you think you’ve read stories about complex mother-daughter relationships before, you haven’t seen anything yet.
Stephanie Wrobel’s debut is notable for its original take on mother-daughter conflict, but other authors this season, including Lauren Beukes, Jess Kidd, and Matt Ruff, deliver books with fresh, arresting premises.
We love year-end roundups. Putting together our list of the best books of the year inspired warm fuzzies as we recalled the books of 2019 that we read and loved.
With the arrival of the new year comes a flurry of new books we can’t wait to devour. Newsweek has compiled a list of 20 coming out in 2020—10 fiction and 10 nonfiction—that we’re most excited about.