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From serial killers next door, plagues, and climate disasters, the call is coming from inside the house in these terrifying nonfiction books.
By Elissa Jacobs My memoir was written at sloth-speed. More than a decade from the first words on the page to a full first draft; more than five years beginning from when I “got se...
It's easy to feel helpless and hopeless in these increasingly complex and uncertain times. But thankfully, I read books. And I find that flipping through the pages of a story is on...
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Real stories than span from a WWII Hiroshima survivor to stories of female resistance, to a marriage of convenience, and more.
What to know about traditional publishing, self-publishing, literary agents, platforms, and why you are writing in the first place. The post How To Get Your Nonfiction Book Publish...
Here are 3 of the most worthwhile nonfiction books to revisit. They center disabled people's perspectives, defy genres, and watch snails.
In 2015, 6 of the top 25 bestselling hardcover books—this is a not-perfect but useful proxy for new books published—were fiction. In 2025, 18 of the top 25 hardcover books were fic...
Even a very successful thriller writer fights self-doubt. His new tough-talking writing guide doubles as a memoir that explains why, and how to beat it.
Reading fiction places us in complex narrative worlds, learning about the exploits and the inner lives of others.
Discover five fiction books that deliver unexpected life lessons on resilience, purpose, relationships, and personal growth.
Life can inspire art, but what does that really mean when romance is involved?
Lizzie Buehler, author of The Obsessed, recommends four autobiographical tales of writerly obsession.
“I think you have to interpret ‘Write what you know’ much more broadly than that. We’re talking about emotional truth here. We’re talking…Continue reading on Go Into The Story »
In his novel The Strange One, which I read as a teenager, Fred Bodsworth wove together the stories of a naturalist and a barnacle goose. Alternating point-of-view novels have fasci...
Alternative reality fiction involves, as would be suspected, a fictional world like the actual world except for some key differences. In the case of alternative history fiction, t...
The Romance Revival The Romance Revival by Christina Lauren is $6.99! This is a pretty new release; it came o...
March 10, 1972, was supposed to be a blockbuster day in the literary world. Publisher McGraw-Hill planned to unveil "The Autobiography of Howard Hughes," an as-told-to book midwife...
Do you have a practical tween girl? She wants to read, but she doesn’t want magic. She doesn’t want history. She doesn’t want anything earlier than the 90s . . . She wants her stor...
I so often find myself inspired not by a specific event, but by a series of news stories, a pattern to conversations I’m having with friends, a rash of films about the same subject...
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