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Elegant Dirty Diary Entry
New books by César Aira, Dylan Gottlieb, Xiao Hai, Maïa Hruska, and Missouri Williams.
Libby at your Library – First Global Pick of 2026 – Libby’s Battle Of The Genres 2025 @LibbyApp
Libby Reads, the world’s largest free digital book club on Libby, the #1 reading app, is excited to launch its first global program of 2026. From March 26 through April 9, readers...
Z-Library as an Ocean of Endless Knowledge
A Library That Feels Like Open Water Books once lived behind heavy doors […]
рџ“љ Fluky and Kafkaesque
Five publishes and a bestselling author sue Meta over AI copyright infringement
A Bubbly Ambivalence. . .
New books by Roland Betancourt, Ananda Devi, Patrick Radden Keefe, Ben Lerner, Jay McInerney, Chelsey Minnis, and Francesc Tosquelles.
People & Publishing Roundup, April 2026
MILESTONES SARA HASHEM is now represented by Chloe Seager at Madeleine Milburn Literary Agency. Hashem's Merciful Carnage, first in a dark fantasy romance duology, and another book...
15 Must-Read Small Press Books of Spring 2026
Recently, I was texting with the editor of my most recent book about how there seem to be cycles in in literature, some kind of zeitgeist or collective unconscious, like how for a...
Greek Figs, Jewish Limes
[…] The post Greek Figs, Jewish Limes appeared first on Jewish Journal.
3 Readalikes For Library Books With Long Hold Lists
These three highly-anticipated new releases may have long holds lists at your library, but here's what you can hand your patrons while they wait.
Celebrating Little Free Libraries, and More Library News
Celebrating Little Free Library Week, deluxe editions of Heated Rivalry, Utah book ban updates, and more library news.
Summer Reads From Publishers Weekly, and More News for Libraries
Publishers Weekly shares their summer reading list, the celebrities who are–and aren't–writing memoirs, and more library news.
Dungeon Crawler Carl goes exclusive with Libby for libraries
Wikipedia Bans AI-Generated Content, and More Library News
Here are all the latest links librarians should know about, from news about AI in publishing to book lists across genres.
Grassroots Anthology
River Road: The Anthology grew out of the River Road Reading program and includes literary works on such topics as love and loss, humility and … Continue reading →
The Best International Fiction of May 2026
May brings a particularly solid crop of newly translated mysteries, thrillers, and horror fiction; I would also like to point out how nicely the covers match, and also how nice it...
6 bookish events offer readers genre variety at June library programs
Book lovers will have plenty of options to meet and mingle with authors in person and online in June via programming from the Toledo Lucas County Public Library.
Literary devices: What BookTok content creator Ayman keeps in her bag
Content creator AymansBooks on her favorite books, e-readers, and the gear she relies on as a BookTok regular
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