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American Booksellers Association Apologizes for Sending Repulsive Anti-Trans Garbage To Booksellers

By Jul 16th
Karen Hallion’s She Series Book Features Inspiring Women and Fantastic Art

By Jul 14th
What Is the Line Between Author and Character?

By Jun 16th
Interview: Brian Broome’s Punch Me Up to the Gods Is a Stunning Introspection of Black Boyhood

By May 18th
Our Books, Our Shelves: An Exploration of Show and Tell

By Apr 13th
On Female Friendship: 6 Books About Best Friends to Read With Your Best Friend

By Apr 9th
Minecraft: The Mountain Is a Fast-Paced and Endearing Adventure Book That Brings the Beloved Video Game to Life

By Apr 9th
Let’s Peel Through the Upcoming Release of The Secret Life of Bananyas Adventure Guidebook

By Apr 8th
Our Books, Our Shelves: J.S. Dewes and Karen Osborne in Conversation

By Mar 30th
Magic and Science Blend Together in a Time-Warping Adventure in D.O.D.O.’s Sequel, Master of the Revels

By Mar 24th
AUTHOR ESSAY: Joan F. Smith, Debut Author of The Half-Orphan’s Handbook, on “The Grieving Place”

By Mar 23rd
“Race-Fishing” Book Covers Is Not Only Problematic—It Directly Hurts Authors of Color

By Mar 16th
Shannara Author and Fantasy Master Terry Brooks Returns to Worlds of Magic in First Short Story Collection, Small Magic

By Mar 12th
Geek Elders Speak: In Our Own Voices Beautifully Shows That Women Always Had a Voice in Fandom

By Mar 11th
Geek Elders Speak: In Our Own Voices: A Conversation on Fandom With Maggie Nowakowska & Jenni Hennig

By Mar 10th
Move Over, Dr. Seuss: 29 Children’s Books by BIPOC Authors to Add to Your Bookshelf

By Mar 4th
INTERVIEW: Auriane Desombre’s I Think I Love You Is the Charming Queer YA Romcom Shakespeare Retelling We’ve All Been Waiting For

By Mar 3rd
Exclusive: Excerpt From Auriane Desombre’s Debut Queer YA Romcom, I Think I Love You

By Mar 2nd
These 11 Queer Retellings Beautifully Breathe New Life Into Beloved Fairy Tales

By Feb 26th
10 YA Novels With Badass Heroines Who Have No Time For Your B.S.

By Feb 24th