The Reappearance of Rachel Price. By Holly Jackson. Audiobook

This audiobook listing features 'The Reappearance of Rachel Price' by Holly Jackson. The story revolves around Bel, an eighteen-year-old girl haunted by her mother's mysterious disappearance. When Rachel Price reappears after sixteen years, it turns Bel's world upside down. The book promises a gripping journey into secrets, lies, and the search for truth.

Progressives - Saadat Hasan Manto Translated by Matt Reeck

My Husband’s Wife. By Alice Feeney. Audiobook

My Husband’s Wife My Husband’s Wife. By Alice Feeney. Audiobook Eden Fox, an artist on the verge of her breakthrough, embarks on a morning run before her debut exhibition. Upon returning to her new home in Spyglass, a charming and ancient residence in Hope Falls, she finds ever

Dear Debbie. By Freida McFadden. Audiobook

Dear Debbie Dear Debbie. By Freida McFadden. Audiobook Sometimes, enough truly is enough… Debbie Mullen is on the brink. For years, she has poured her wisdom into her column, Dear Debbie, where New England wives seek comfort and neighborly guidance. Over time, Debbie has heard

I tried this miniature e-reader that attaches to my phone, and it's surprisingly good

I thought this was a cool design that might actually get me to start reading ebooks.

George R. R. Martin Is "Not in the Mood" to Finish The Winds of Winter

It's been 15+ years man 😭

Scattered Minds by Gabor Maté

Gabor Maté wrote Scattered Minds. He lives with ADD himself and worked as a doctor with children and adults who have it. Maté says ADD is not an inherited illness but a reversible impairment and developmental delay. Early childhood stress and poor attachment disrupt the brain cir

“Novelist” Boasts She Can Churn Out Books in 45 Minutes. "Regular Writers Will Never Be Able to Keep Up"

Little does she know, without actual novelists what she's doing would never be possible.

The Lost Art of Reading and Writing

Long-form reading and writing once shaped how ideas formed, knowledge spread, and culture evolved. Today, speed dominates communication. This post reflects on what was lost in that transition and why thoughtful, deliberate communication remains essential.

Banned Books and the Librarians Caught in the Political Battle | Full Documentary | Independent Lens

PBS and libraries, some of my favorite things.

Farewell, Pocket Books

Mass market paperbacks are going away. This is the worst timeline.

Journal entry 3 from Toby Pridwen in The Realm of the Cephalopods

In this journal entry Toby discusses his initial discoveries inspecting the caught octopus and just how imposing they really are. Lose your self in this story about a future where the oceans have risen and people may no longer be the dominant species on Earth.

History of Charles Dickens: 214 Years Ago

This article commemorates the 214th birthdate of Charles Dickens, the renowned English writer often hailed as the greatest since Shakespeare. It delves into his life, from his youth in Portsmouth and Camden Town, London, to his career as a writer, journalist, and editor. The piece highlights his experiences in debtor's prison, his prolific writing career, and his personal tragedies, such as the death of his wife's sister, Mary Hogarth. It also touches on his interest in the supernatural, his use of advanced technology, and his dramatic readings of his works.

What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami | Goodreads

I love running and this book is quite inspiring

Spotify to sell physical books through Bookshop.org partnership

Not the next bookstore that I was expecting.

I made a free iOS app that acts as a bluetooth remote and turns pages on your eReader. I’d love some feedback!

Hey everybody! I wanted to share a passion project I’ve been working on called eMote. I’m a huge reader, and was tempted by the Kobo remote but wanted to see if I could build something myself to fit that use case. I recently 3D printed a mount for reading in bed and a remote p

Majority (77%) of books in Amazon's ‘Success' self-help genre likely written by AI

A recent study by AI detector Originality.ai found that 77% of the 844 books in Amazon's 'Success' self-help subgenre published between August 31 and November 28, 2025, were likely written by AI. The study revealed that 90% of these books contained AI-written elements in their descriptions, bios, or sample texts. The author of the study, Michael Fraiman, argues that this practice is damaging to Amazon's brand and unfair to consumers who may not realize they are purchasing AI-generated content.

New research findings challenge assumptions about men’s reading habits

Despite an old belief, new research indicates that a protagonist’s gender has almost no impact on whether a man wants to continue reading a story.

Learn about the history of Black Librarianship for Library Lovers & Black History Month

This blog post from the Orange County Library System highlights the significant contributions of African American librarians to the field of library and information science, emphasizing their role in combating racism and promoting diversity in collections. It acknowledges the hard work and perseverance of Black librarians, including pioneers like Edward Christopher Williams and Clara Stanton Jones, and celebrates their achievements, such as Dr. Carla Hayden becoming the first African American and woman to be named Librarian of Congress.