This Earth Day, we’re showing some extra love to libraries.
“To be a poet is a condition, not a profession.” —Robert Graves
Take a break from Netflix and spend some time with a DIY project.
"What some may label ‘dark stories’ are usually the stories of people all around us." —Mary McGarry Morris
The National Book Award Winner was known for her sharp writing.
Go beyond Langston Hughes.
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
The controversial Christian author defied categorization.
The taboo subject of death becomes a reason to celebrate.
Fans of Cold Mountain will devour The End of Drum-Time.
Memory expert Nelson Dellis went on the Today show to share his techniques.
Go beyond the headlines.
These works stand the test of time—even if you haven't heard of them all.
We’ll help you choose which Hoffman book to read next!
Read an excerpt from The Temple of My Familiar.
Discover more lush, heartbreaking tales.
Read the Booker Prize-winning author's entire backlist.
Lean into the lampooning.
“There are many truths that are universal, like the power of forgiveness, which a story can bring to life and touch the heart of the reader.”
Jerry Oppenheimer, that is.
