Edith Wharton

The 115 Best Books of All Time According to Reedsy

The folks over at Reedsy Discovery have compiled this incredible list and given us permission to share it with our readers. Check out their website to discover yet more books for your TBR list! —∞— The written word is a pillar of human civilization — it signals complex thinking, it’s…

Reedsy DiscoveryJune 12, 2020

Miscellany

Edith Wharton… Poet?

I should probably start off this review by mentioning that I don’t know anything about poetry. Some of it is good and some of it is bad, but the bad poetry tends never to get published and popular, so I think it’s safe to assume that most of the poetry…

Jeff DaughertyJuly 9, 2019

Miscellany

Book and Wine Combos Perfect for Summer Reading

Picture your perfect evening in: What do you see? A nice big book? A glass of wine? Yeah, us too. Miriam Parker, author of The Shortest Way Home, is very much on the same page. In Parker’s novel, a woman named Hannah gives up her glamorous life in Manhattan to go work at a…

BookishAugust 8, 2018

Fiction

Superhero movies reach Olympian heights with Hercules

In this new era of superhero movies, has telling one champion from another become a Herculean task? If so, here are a few tips to help you remember the name of the latest hero to smash his way onto the big screen: he’s big, he’s brawny, he’s got a bad…

Michael RuscoeJuly 25, 2014

Fiction

Joanna Cantor on Her Debut Novel, Yoga, and Writing About Grief

This year, we've had some pretty standout books that have been published across the genres, but debut author Joanna Cantor's novel Alternative Remedies For Loss has become one of the most talked about and beloved books, even though it was released just a few weeks ago. Though this is her debut,…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJune 4, 2018

Fiction

Celebrating Edith Wharton’s Birthday with 6 Book Recs

In case you didn’t know, today’s Edith Wharton’s birthday. Were she still alive, she’d be 158, probably enjoying a nice cup of tea in Paris. Maybe she’d have a Kindle in front of her and would be interested in checking out some novels inspired by her legendary body of work.…

Jeff DaughertyJanuary 24, 2020

Fiction Listicles

Let’s Twist Again: Eight Books That Will Surprise You

It’s lucky that Twitter wasn’t invented when The Murder of Roger Ackroyd was published. Can you imagine? Within 15 minutes, somebody would’ve posted: Oh Em Gee, can you believe that ending? And then everybody would’ve read Agatha Christie’s classic in a different way. It’s always been a debate for me whether books…

Hank Phillippi RyanOctober 24, 2019

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10 Books to Binge if You Loved HBO’s “The Gilded Age”

The Gilded Age might just be one of the most fascinating periods in history. A moment in time when fortunes were made, legacies cemented — and the rift between the “Old Money” and “New Money” took hold, establishing class lines that lasted for generations. The marvelous dresses, historical buildings, and…

Kristy Woodson Harvey and Renée RosenMarch 17, 2022

Listicles Young Adult

The Books of Our Lives: A Stack of Reads for New Grads

I remember when my grandson was born; I showered him with books. Yes, he was maybe two hours old, but there were books I needed him to have: A Hole Is to Dig, the Edward Eager mysteries, Winnie-the-Pooh, the Narnia residents, The Snowy Day, The Dot and the Line: A Romance…

Hank Phillippi RyanMay 20, 2021

The 115 Best Books of All Time According to Reedsy

Edith Wharton… Poet?

Book and Wine Combos Perfect for Summer Reading

Superhero movies reach Olympian heights with Hercules

Joanna Cantor on Her Debut Novel, Yoga, and Writing About Grief

Celebrating Edith Wharton’s Birthday with 6 Book Recs

Let’s Twist Again: Eight Books That Will Surprise You

The Books of Our Lives: A Stack of Reads for New Grads

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