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Our Top Reading Recs for Coping With Your Existential Crisis

Sick of the AI slop that’s infiltrated every corner of the internet? Desperate to ditch the corporate rat race? Stressing about the cost of living while billionaires shoot rockets into space? We’ve got book recs for that! If the current state of the world has you spiraling into existentialism, swap…
BookTrib
August 13, 2026
MiscellanyPodcasts

Writers, Ink Podcast: What Does Your Book Smell Like? #1 NYT Bestseller Alexandra Bracken Explains Why Authors Should Incorporate All Senses in Their Writing

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and…
BookTrib
August 18, 2026
Miscellany

Feast Your Eyes on the Book Covers Worthy of an Art Museum

From striking summer book releases to fun fall fiction, 2026 book covers are reminding us that sometimes it is okay to judge a book by its cover. These frame-worthy favorites are going to be face-out on the bookshelf this season: Ready to screenshot? Here's the written list, line by line,…
BookTrib
August 6, 2026
Miscellany

Book Recs to Match the Trending Songs of the Summer

Playing Charli XCX’s new music on repeat? Living for the new Gracie Abrams and Madonna albums? Still not over Ikkimel’s iconic TV performance? Whether you’re looking to embrace the vibes of a coconut water summer or you’re feeling like a daughter from hell, we’ve curated just the books to match…
BookTrib
July 30, 2026
MiscellanyPotpourri

These Audiobooks Are a Must-Listen for August

Dear Book Lovers, As we speak, I am listening to Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver. It’s one of the most acclaimed audiobooks of recent years, and much of its success comes from Charlie Thurston's performance, whose narration captures the wit, grit and emotional depth of the story’s Appalachian protagonist. The novel…
Meryl L. Moss
July 31, 2026