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The Love Proof Is a Searing Romance That Masterfully Examines How Love and Time Can Be Deeply Intertwined

By Feb 9th
The Memory Collectors: Quietly Introspective Novel About the Magic That Lives in the Echoes of Our Past

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Novel It Had To Be You Is a Hilarious and Touching Romcom Perfect for Fans of Love, Actually

By Jan 28th
Oni Press Spring 2021 Releases Are Filled to the Brim With Dazzling Queer Feminist Stories

By Jan 21st
The Other Black Girl Delivers a Humorous but Unflinching Take on the Racist Microaggressions of Publishing

By Jan 14th
The Mary Sue Book Club January 2021 Edition: Goddesses, Romcoms, and Dazzling Space Operas

By Jan 12th
Single and Forced to Mingle Is the Perfect Lighthearted Read for Quarantine Cuffing Season

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Do Better Challenges You to Dive Into The Heavy Shadow Work of Dismantling White Supremacy

By Jan 1st
An Ode to Publishing, After a Year Like 2020

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21 of the Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Novels of 2020

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INTERVIEW: Mateo Askaripour Confronts the Surreality of the Black Professional Experience in His Satirical Novel, Black Buck

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10 Novel Characters Who Should Have Been the Protagonist All Along

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The Mary Sue Book Club December Edition: Haunted Holiday Reads, Diverse Anthologies, and Fantasy Epics

By Dec 2nd
In Case Nobody Else Has Told You, It’s Okay to Have Fallen Behind on Your TBR List This Year

By Nov 23rd
Bet You Didn’t Know These 7 Bestselling Books Started as NaNoWrimo Projects

By Nov 18th
9 Sweater Weather Reads to Cozy Up With This Winter

By Nov 4th
The Internet Debates Worst Cereals and Best Mall Stores in Desperate Attempt To Escape From Election Day

By Nov 3rd
Macmillan Closing Children’s Publishing Line Imprint

By Oct 23rd
The Handmaid’s Tale Meets Get Out in Lakewood, a Horror Read Chillingly Relevant for These Times

By Oct 7th
Magic Runs Amok In Garth Nix’s The Left-Handed Booksellers Of London

By Oct 1st