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Fiction

Remembering Terry Pratchett: Literature’s most famous best-kept secret

His Discworld series spanned 40 books, a saga of wizards, witches, trolls, dwarves, gnomes, golems, monks, orangutan librarians and Death himself, who always spoke without quotes and in SMALL CAPITAL LETTERS. Pratchett was one of the best-selling adult novelists of the 1990s, and his books used humor and alternate realities…

Michael RuscoeMarch 13, 2015

Romance

3 Erotic Novels Far Hotter (and Better Written) Than “Fifty Shades of Grey”

It was last year when I first tried to read Fifty Shades of Grey. I didn’t get very far. And no, it wasn’t the content — I can appreciate good erotica as much as the next girl. But see how I used the word "good" there? As much as I…

Rachel CarterFebruary 13, 2015

Children's Books Fiction

The Magic Repair Shop will cast a spell on your middle-grade reader

Anyone who watched television in the 1980s remembers RIF’s PSA encouraging young people to read. The biggest hurdle to getting children to read is finding something that they actually want to read. There are many iterations of this quote, but the message is the same regardless of the attribution—if you…

Mea StewartDecember 9, 2014

Young Adult

The man whose Wicked tale inspired Once Upon a Time returns in a house with chicken legs

Are you a fan of Once Upon a Time and Maleficent? Then thank Gregory Maguire. His bestselling novels, like Wicked: the Life and Times of The Wicked Witch of the West and Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, helped usher in our current cultural obsession with the realistic fairytale. His latest…

Rachel CarterSeptember 12, 2014

Fiction

Lev Grossman discusses weaving the power of literary fiction into fantasy

Lev Grossman’s latest novel, The Magician’s Land, hits shelves this week, marking the triumphant close of his New York Times bestselling fantasy trilogy. The trilogy is no doubt a beacon on the current rising tide in fantasy readership and writership, a genre which Grossman says is evolving quickly. It’s a…

Angela PalmAugust 11, 2014

Fiction

Move over hobbits and wizards — here come the Dragonriders of Pern

Harpers strike a stirring chord and beat a triumphant cadence – the original dragons are finally coming to life! Warner Brothers has announced its next movie franchise: it is bringing Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author Anne McCaffrey’s beloved Dragonriders of Pern series to the big screen. Anne McCaffrey Now that…

Ann NordlandAugust 11, 2014

Young Adult

What I learned from being dead: Amy Talkington’s LIV, FOREVER

Young adult fiction is always looking for the “next big thing.” Whether it’s vampires inspired by Twilight, or Hunger Games-style dystopian novels, teen readers often seem to take to specific genres in flocks. At times, this can make the shelves in bookstores look strangely identical, with dark fonts splashed across…

Rachel CarterMarch 22, 2014

Remembering Terry Pratchett: Literature’s most famous best-kept secret

3 Erotic Novels Far Hotter (and Better Written) Than “Fifty Shades of Grey”

The Magic Repair Shop will cast a spell on your middle-grade reader

The man whose Wicked tale inspired Once Upon a Time returns in a house with chicken legs

Lev Grossman discusses weaving the power of literary fiction into fantasy

Move over hobbits and wizards — here come the Dragonriders of Pern

What I learned from being dead: Amy Talkington’s LIV, FOREVER

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