Quiz: What Weird Word from the English Language Are You?
This quiz is sponsored by P Is for Pterodactyl by Raj Haldar and Chris Carpenter Turning the traditional idea of an alphabet book on its head,...
3 Books I Can’t Wait For in 2019
2019 will mark the fourth year of my life where I have been one of those lucky souls who get to write about books. I have...
Literary Documentaries to Stream Over the Holidays
Literary documentaries offer us an insight into the often stranger-than-fiction lives of our favourite authors. And they’re a great compromise when the house is too full...
Will Credit Monitoring Services Protect Me After a Data Breach?
After a major data breach, it’s hard to know whether your information has been compromised and how to protect yourself afterward. Businesses have cropped up that offer...
Book Riot’s Best of the Backlist 2018
It can be easy to get carried away with trying to keep up with the must-read buzz books of the year. My TBR is constantly falling...
Another One Bites the Dust: DC/Vertigo Remains Silent On Esquivel
I was looking through my article archive today. I’ve written a lot about DC/Vertigo in the last year. A lot about the 25th anniversary relaunch, a lot...
16 Literary Calendars Keeping You Up-To-Date in 2019
It’s the time of year we’re thinking about and preparing for the new year. Of course, for many of us, it’s also the time we’re picking...
The Most Popular Bookish Goods On Book Riot In 2018
I am fascinated by things that people love and that become popular. A lot of times, especially in the book world, it can make perfect sense....
We Really, Really Don’t Miss the WASPS
On December 5th, the New York Times ran an opinion piece entitled “Why We Miss The WASPS.” Yes, I understand that it was an opinion piece, which...
Our Biggest Bookish Achievements of 2018
2018 will go down in my personal history as the year I finally got a book deal after a decade of writing seriously. Unscripted is a novel about a...
