Honor the holiday's legacy by spending time with these incredible stories by Black authors.
The novelist recommends works by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Janet Malcolm, and George V. Higgins
A tale of reconciliation and family bonds and Jill Biden’s take on the 2020 election
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The reviews are rolling in, and it’s clear that Vice President JD Vance’s new book _Communion_ is not the next _Hillbilly Elegy_ —not even close.
Ten years after Vance released his bestselling book that was made into a major motion picture, he has released _Communion_ , a reflection on his late-in-life conversion to the Catholic faith that has already earned a meager 1.27 stars on Goodreads.…
Missing out on this crochet kit is a tragedy.
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For a man writing in the 1800s, he was often astonishingly close.
Color us excited!
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Seventy years after Paul Robeson testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee, his searing testimony continues to echo.
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“My opinion? I honestly don’t know, like everybody else. And anyone that says they know is lying.”
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Chloe Walsh's rugby romance series is getting the t.v. show treatment thanks to Amazon Prime Video.
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Why have kids, anyway? It’s a question that’s been on my mind as I get ready for yet another bout of fertility treatment. I’ve managed to log an impressive if doomed record of “trying”: two artificial inseminations, three rounds of IVF, 11 embryos, one pregnancy, one miscarriage, zero children. It’s strange that after all that, I still find myself gearing up for another round.
I don’t think I’ll…
Robin Muir reviews an engaging new book about Bloomsbury’s Roger Fry, and we round up our favourite art and design publications from the past few months
We tend to treat disability politics as a modern phenomenon, the product of disability civil rights movements in the latter part of the 20th century. It’s not: the long arc of that history, in fact, goes back to the American Revolution, whose new ideas promised some disabled white Americans an unprecedented level of inclusion—and to […]
Next summer, DreamWorks Animation invites audiences on a thrilling, magical new comedy adventure from one of the most beloved global animated franchises of all time: Shrek 5. Comedy legends Mike Myers, Oscar® nominee Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz return to their signature roles as Shrek, Donkey and Fiona. Emmy winning superstar Zendaya (The Odyssey, Dune […]
Brea and Mallory rank their favorite and least favorite POVs! Plus they test out ReciproCard and talk about how long they wait to start a new book after finishing the last one. Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com! Reading Glasses Merch Recommendations Store The Reading Glasses Book! Links - Reading Glasses Facebook Group Reading Glasses Goodreads Group Wish List Newsletter Libro.fm…
Let’s be honest: Few things are more satisfying than finishing a great novel and immediately diving into its on-screen adaptation. When I read Steinbeck's _East of Eden_ , I read it through the night, called in sick at work and immediately watched the movie, starring James Dean.
There’s something thrilling about seeing characters you’ve spent hundreds of pages imagining suddenly come to life…
The media personality first launched Oprah's Book Club in 1996
This edition of Monopoly is Cauldron-blessed.
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New Education Department data found a double-digit decline in the number of school-aged children who read for fun almost every day, with the share of 13-year-olds who regularly read for pleasure down almost half since 2012. What do you think?
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Art Deco announces itself in chrome edges, sunburst motifs, and skyscrapers that scrape at the clouds like they have somewhere urgent to be. Penny Craswell’s new book, Design: Art Deco: Design Inspiration from Paris to New York, captures that confidence on every page. I spent two weeks with this 176-page guide, sketchbook open beside it, […]
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Spending more than 10 years embedded with three single mothers, raising children with severe disabilities, has resulted in a beautiful and technically assured piece of work
In this exclusive, the bestselling author and cardiologist Dr. Shirlene Obuobi opens up about the upcoming novel “Die For Me.”
Fans will be thrilled. But Filch? Not so much.
Dimitrios Lais, Foucault’s Ethics of Genealogy. Antiquity, (Neo) Governmentality, and Globalisation, Palgrave Macmillan, 2026 About this book This book offers a bold reinterpretation of Michel Foucault’s late work, reconstructing him as an ethical philosopher whose account of antiquity provides crucial resources for understanding contemporary forms of power. Bringing Foucault into original…
The bestselling romance author dishes on her latest must-read novel and her favorite international love stories.
Sean Connery and Hollywood favourites Christian Slater and Ron Perlman lead the cast in celebrated auteur Jean-Jacques Annaud’s big screen adaptation of Umberto Eco’s acclaimed novel The Name of The Rose. Now the sumptuous and thrilling religious whodunnit, makes a welcome return, as Second Sight Films announces its brand-new release in a stunning Limited Edition Dual 4K UHD/Blu-ray Box Set…
In 1929, the book publisher George Macy founded The Limited Editions Club (LEC), an imprint tasked with publishing finely illustrated limited editions of classic books. In the years to come, Macy worked with artists like Matisse and Picasso, and photographers like Edward Weston, to produce books with artistic illustrations on their inner pages. And sometimes The Limited […]
Being a fan of Irish fiction, it is no surprise that eight of the books that I have read so far in 2026 have been from authors from this island, and below I struggle to list them in order
Every summer, I make a ritual of it. I spend a few weeks tracking down books that have either just arrived or deserve another look, books that feel essential in the way that very few objects actually do. The ones that survive the edit end up on my coffee table, where they stay. This year, […]
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Fox News personality Ainsley Earhardt is helping to ring in America’s 250th birthday with a new children’s book promoting reasons why “we’re so thankful for the U.S.A.” Released June 2, “America, I’m So Glad You Were Born: Celebrating the Country We Love,” is currently number one on Amazon’s children’s books chart, just ahead of the […]
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