For this LitStack Rec, we’re revisiting James Tate Hill’s engaging and unique memoir, Blind Man’s …

With The House on Prytania, book two in her Royal Street series, Karen White spins …

These novels, story collections, and works of nonfiction by Asian American and Pacific Islander authors …

This LitStack Rec not only examines character building but also some of the challenging aspects …

Genevieve Cogman’s Scarlet takes readers to 18th-century Europe. Aristocratic society has welcomed vampires into its …

This LitStack Rec celebrates April’s National Poetry Month and Arab American Heritage Month by recommending …

Everything is seamless to the audience of a Broadway show like the award-winning musical Hadestown. …

Kat Howard at kathowardbooks is a celebrated fantasy writer and editor best known for her …

Introduction Edgar and Agatha Award-nominated author Victoria Thompson is back with the latest in her …

Introduction “The House of Shadows sits on bones. All of the sacrifices, all of the …

Our Litstack Rec Of The Hero Of This Book “Your family is the first novel …

This LitStack Rec is perfect for you to revisit or get to know Cumming’s 2014 …

When you’re a writer, there seems to be an overabundance of folks who want to …

Introduction In this haunting debut, Sisters of the Lost Nation, Nick Medina opens a world …

A Story Deepened by a Poetic Sensibility Ocean Vuong’s 2019 novel, On Earth We’re Briefly …

LinesmanS. K. Dunstall*Ace BooksRelease Date:  June 30, 2015ISBN 978-0-425-27952-6 The Best Books are Timeless. Is …

Writer: Gail SimoneArt: Phil NotoPublisher: Marvel UniversePublish Date: March 14, 2023 Publisher’s Description What would …

Grief and the structure of loss weaves an intricate, beautiful sophomore novel in Life and …

The main character in Sara Jost’s Five First Chances, Lou, wants a do-over. She wants …

The right song, at the right time, with the right person. The Essence of Daisy …

What Does It Mean To Go Beyond Story? For many writers, the books they read …

Why You Should Celebrate School Libraries and Librarians We are taking April to celebrate school …

Favorite Shakespeare quotes shared during the month of April are a great way to celebrate …

It’s been a while since this dyed-in-the-wool fan of speculative and (often) dystopian fiction found …

Taste: My Life Through Food, a memoir “Cook. Smell. Taste. Eat. Drink. Share. Repeat as …

by Montéz Louria Night of The Living Rez, by Morgan TaltyTin House Books (July 2022)Paperback: …

Brooklyn, by Colm Toibin Toibin’s 2009 novel, recipient of the Costa Award, is an affecting …

Mr. & Mrs. Witch by Gwenda Bond begins innocently enough on the morning of the …

The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association has announced its list of finalists for the …

Happy International Women’s Day! We’re so proud to celebrate this month and this day with …

LITSTACK’S FEATURED AUTHOR REVIEW The GiverLois LowryPublished in 1993 from Bantam Books This post has …

This month, we’re taking some time to celebrate women; the female characters in our favorite …

We end Black History Month with some recommendations on books by Black authors that, for …

The Candy House: a novel, by Jennifer Egan This intricate novel of futurism, connection, love …

Nights, by Joan Didion Blue Nights is a counterpart to Didion’s 2005 memoir, The Year …

We Need New Names by NoViolet Bulawayo NoViolet Bulawayo’s powerful novel of the life of …

Twenty-eight days isn’t long enough to cover the works Black individuals have contributed to America’s …

Whereabouts, a novel, by Jhumpa Lahiri This melancholy and stylish novel, Jhumpa Lahiri’s third, marks …

I started reading romance before there were authors who looked like me. Before there were …

The Kolchak: The Night Stalker 50th Anniversary edition, is an original graphic novel of 12 …

The Clothing of Books, by Jhumpa Lahiri “How do you clothe a book?” is how …

“Something is not quite right.” This is a phrase I used for nearly 25 years …

Spare, by Prince Harry The phenomenon known as Spare is barely a week old, but …

Titles both recent and vintage I’m looking foward to reading this year. First up, a …

The Dead Fish Museum: Stories, by Charles D’Ambrosio Of Charles D’Ambrosio and his 2006 story …

I’ve always admired, though never achieved, the ideal creative input as defined by François Truffaut: …

Tinkers, by Paul Harding Paul Harding’s Tinkers, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 2010, tells …

Jerusalem:  A Cookbook, by Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi. Some cookbooks are defined by a …

We’ve spent a bit of the month talking about Menna van Praag’s phenomenal Sisters Grimm …

We continue our November celebration of the launch of book two in Menna van Praag’s …