Cover Reveal: Blade Breaker by Victoria Aveyard
Congratulations to #1 New York Times bestseller Victoria Aveyard on the gorgeous cover reveal of book two in her Realm...
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Book Launch: You Sexy Thing by Cat Rambo
Congrats to our friend former SFWA President, Cat Rambo on the launch of her latest title, YOU SEXY THING. Pitched...
Fantasy Series to Feed Your Need
With the Marvel Cinematic Universe in high production, high-level sci-fi productions of The Expanse and Star Trek Discovery (and Picard!)...
Cover Reveal | An Honest Lie by Tarryn Fisher
Coming next summer from Tarryn Fisher, AN HONEST LIE. Check out the cover reveal below and pre-order your copy today....
5 Questions For Beth Cato
Nebula-nominated Beth Cato is the author of the Clockwork Dagger duology and the Blood of Earth trilogy from Harper Voyager....
Cover Reveal | Trouble With The Cursed by Kim Harrison
Rachel Morgan is back! Check out the details on Kim Harrison's new installment in the Hollows series, Trouble With The...
LitStack Review| A Terrible Fall of Angels
A Terrible Fall of Angels, by Laurell K. Hamilton I admit it. I was one of those readers who initially...
LitChat Interview| Tina Moss: Chief Operating Officer, City Owl Press
In keeping with providing you writer types with the best intel on the industry and honing your craft, we continue...
LitStack Recs – Blood Will Out & Gideon the Ninth
Blood Will Out: The True Story of a Murder, a Mystery, and a Masquerade, by Walter Kirn In Preston Sturges’ ...
5 Questions for Kim Harrison
Kim Harrison is best known as the author of the New York Times #1 best selling Hollows series, but she...
5 Questions for: Cat Rambo
This week, we return to our new segment, 5 Questions. We recently sat down with fantasy and sci-fi writer Cat...
In which LeVar Burton has a podcast and he’s reading you stories
We were thrilled to learn that LeVar Burton, actor and reading advocate, is podcasting classic and contemporary short stories. The...
Lincoln Michel’s “Everything I’ve Learned about Being a ‘Professional’ Writer in One Post”
We love this recent column from Lincoln Michel, a practical inventory of all the business points every writer needs to...
LitChat Interview: Amy Brewer, Senior Agent, Metamorphosis Literary Agency
Amy Brewer wears many hats every day, from literary agent at Metamorphosis to co-author of the Texting Prince Charming series,...
Litstack Recs | Two New Titles Slated for The Moneybunnies Series & Zombie Baseball Beatdown
The Moneybunnies Series, by Cinders McLeod Toronto-based author and cartoonist Cinders McLeod has come up with a brilliant tool way...
What a Literary Agent Wants to Know on “The Call.”
For writers hoping to work with an agent, your research and diligent querying will hopefully lead to "the call"—that moment...
A Great New Reading List from World Literature Today
Looking for new titles to expand your TBR list? World Literature Today has just posted a list authored by the...
Litstack Rec | There There & Sunny Song Will Never Be Famous
There There: A novel, by Tommy Orange Brilliant, innovative, lyric. Tommy Orange's stunning fiction debut is all those things, but...
LitChat | Meredith Bernstein, Meredith Bernstein Literary Agency
Good morning, LitStackers! We're continuing our 10th-anniversary celebration with the relaunch of our popular LitChat segment. Today, we sit down...
5 Questions For Delilah S. Dawson
We're thrilled to present to you, LitStackers, a brand new segment to help us celebrate our 10th anniversary. 5 Questions...
10th Anniversary Celebration!
Happy August, LitStackers! Unbelievably, on this day TEN years ago we launched our beloved review site. There have been a...
Litstack Recs – Dreams From My Father & Wendy Darling
Dreams From My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance by Barack Obama On August 4, Barack Obama celebrates his...
Litstack Recs | Less & Sisters
Less, by Andrew Sean Greer Less, the sixth book and fifth novel by Andrew Sean Greer, is a jewel-box of...
Reinventing Shakespeare: Why His Stories Are Timeless
William Shakespeare Why is Shakespeare Timeless: I often wonder what Shakespeare would think of his legacy. It would be difficult...
5 Great Monologues in Literature
The Words That Trap Our Attention The things we remember most in our favorite novels are the words that trap...
Litstack Recs | Vanity Fair & Dog Days
Vanity Fair, by William Makepeace Thackeray July 18 marks the 210th birthday of William Makepeace Thackeray, whose novel of social-climbing,...
Litstack Recs | Midsummer Reads & The Last Days of Magic
Midsummer Reads I've got a beautiful TBR stack, and in recent months I've been spending time with some fantastic books....
Litstack Recs |Four New Adaptations from Kirkus Reviews’ Book to Screen & Gideon the Ninth
Four New Adaptations from Kirkus Reviews' Book to Screen This week at Kirkus, the legendary book review site, their Book...
Litstack Recs| The Vexations & Pet
The Vexations: a novel, by Caitlin Horrocks The lives of artists should portray artmaking for the work it is, anything...
LitStack Recs: Women in Their Beds & Luna: New Moon
Women in Their Beds — Gina Berriault To cap off #ShortStoryMonth, my rec this week revisits a collection by one...
Litstack Rec | New titles from WTAW Press & Ninth Metal
New Titles From WTAW Press The Groundhog Forever, by Henry Hoke Mark this month's celebration of pride with the queer sequel...
Litstack Rec | Anna May Wong: From Laundryman’s Daughter to Hollywood Legend & The Perfume Collector
Anna May Wong: From Laundryman’s Daughter to Hollywood Legend, by Graham Russell Gao Hodges Anna May Wong was the first...
Litstack Recs | The Love of A Good Woman & Project Hail Mary
The Love of A Good Woman, Stories by Alice Munro The short story has few practitioners as skilled as Alice...
Litstack Rec | Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays & Yes, Chef
Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays, by Zadie Smith This collection came about by accident, Zadie Smith tells us in the...
New Releases | May 4, 2021
SCI-FI Project Hail Mary: A Novel, by Andy Weir Author of The Martian, Weir releases his book about "Ryland Grace, the...
Litstack Recs | The Custom of the Country & Shakespeare in Kabul
The Custom of the Country, by Edith Wharton I knew from the start that things would go badly for Ralph...
How to Grow Old Disgracefully & The Affinities
How to Grow Old Disgracefully: An Autobiography, by Hermione Gingold If you're a fan of classic films, say, Vincente Minnelli's...
Litstack Recs | The Good Soldier & D (A Tale of Two Worlds)
The Good Soldier by Ford Madox Ford If this novel had been published under the title the author wanted, The...
Litstack Recs | The Clothing of Books & Remote Control
The Clothing of Books, by Jhumpa Lahiri “How do you clothe a book?” is the how this small, but powerful...
Litstack Recs | The Places In-Between & Borne
The Places In-Between, by Rory Stewart In 2002, Rory Stewart made a walk across Afghanistan from Herat to Kabul. A...
Litstack Recs | Orphans: Essays & When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain
Orphans: Essays, by Charles D'Ambrosio Hold a copy of Orphans in your hand, and its singularity is apparent. With its...
Litstack Recs | These Charming People: Stories & The Stargazer’s Sister
These Charming People, stories by Michael Arlen Edition from the 2nd printing of These Charming People, c. 1924 In the...
Litstack Recs | Blue Nights & Ormeshadow
Blue Nights, by Joan Didion Blue Nights is a counterpart to Didion’s 2005 memoir, The Year of Magical Thinking, which...
