Books, Arts, and Culture

With so many plays available, the choices can be overwhelming. The innumerable choices are especially daunting if you’re new to the world of theatre. It doesn’t...

It’s 2019, and in the four years since Yash Kesanakurthy wrote about periods in YA, things have improved – a little. There are definitely more mentions...

Welcome to Book Riot’s March 2019 Horoscopes and Book Recommendations! There are a ton of great new books coming out this month, so how do you...

This giveaway is sponsored by The Stars Below by David Baldacci. From the beginning, the end was coming. Vega Jane fought her way out of the...

As I have written about a few times before, indie crime fiction is ushering in a much more diverse chapter of mystery novels. While the mainstream...

The List List is sponsored by Devil’s Daughter by Lisa Kleypas. West Ravenel is a man with a tarnished past. No apologies, no excuses. However, from the...

Sponsored by Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi.  An old green notebook believed to contain poetry written by the notorious outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde...

In the forthcoming graphic memoir No Ivy League, Hazel Newlevant looks back on the summer when they were 17 years old and worked a seasonal job...

“Plum Blossom and Green Willow: Surimono Poetry Prints,” with its array of nineteenth-century Japanese woodblock poetry prints, transports us to another world. A quiet revelation to...

If this winter is starting to feel endless, take some imagined advice from classic literary characters when dealing with seasonal affective disorder. Over at McSweeney’s, Allison...