Red Queen
Hello, book lovers! The name John Steinbeck probably brings to mind titles like Of Mice and Men or The Grapes of Wrath. It’s doubtful that anyone would associate him with supernatural creatures howling at the full moon … and yet, in another life, readers might have done just that. Imagine this: John Steinbeck, prolific gothic horror novelist. Well, that wild alternate universe may just collide with our own if Steinbeck’s fans have anything to say about it. So, without further ado, enjoy this mix of stories from the book world.
Fans Howl for Release of John Steinbeck’s Unpublished Werewolf Mystery: In another life, Murder at Full Moon may have landed Steinbeck’s work with the horror classics of Bram Stoker and Mary Shelley. — Mental Floss
Featuring Agatha Christie, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ralph Ellison and more, NYT celebrates the Book Review’s 125th anniversary by showcasing memorable first mentions of classic authors from the archives. — New York Times
Hit YA Fantasy Red Queen in Development for Peacock with Elizabeth Banks to Direct: Author Victoria Aveyard and former Arrow showrunner Beth Schwartz have teamed up to co-write the project. — Deadline
Eric Carle and the Childhood Imagination: In remembrance of this beloved children’s author, BookTrib editor Judy Moreno recalls Carle’s profound influence on her early years. — BookTrib
Celebrated author Amy Tan reflects on her work and legacy, touching on her beloved novel The Joy Luck Club and a recent PBS documentary about her life. — Harper’s Bazaar
44 Exciting June Book Releases to Watch For: With delightful romance, historical sagas and books to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride, you may just have to buy another bookshelf. — Bustle
Missed the U.S. Book Show? Here’s a peek at eight literary fiction titles coming your way this fall. — Publishers Weekly
Bullies Are No Match for Rainbows and Drag Queens in Julie Murphy’s Pumpkin: A glittering graduation gift to us all, this YA showstopper returns to Clover City High in style. — BookTrib
6 Emotional Beach Reads to Include in Your Beach Bag This Summer: You may shed a few tears with these stories of family and friendship, but a little more salt water won’t bother the ocean. — Off the Shelf
What’s on Jon Land’s May Thrill List? Catch up on this month’s offerings, including a newly unearthed work by Raymond Chandler. — BookTrib
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