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Fill Up Your Summer TBR List With This FREE First-Chapter Sampler BookTrib Lit Picks is back! Featuring first chapters from the hottest books, Lit Picks highlights available and forthcoming titles from emerging authors as well as some of your longtime favorites. This all-new Summer 2024 edition features works by P.C.…

New Hillary Clinton Memoir Announced What would it be like to sit down for an impassioned, entertaining conversation with Hillary Clinton? This fall, you'll be able to find out. Something Lost, Something Gained: Reflections on Life, Love, and Liberty offers a glimpse into Hillary's closest friendships and enduring marriage as well…

Jennifer Aniston Writes a Children’s Book Hitting shelves this fall, Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life is the first installment in a four-book deal with actress Jennifer Aniston. The animated pup who first appeared on Aniston’s Instagram in 2021 is based on Aniston’s real-life rescue dog, Clyde. Readers will learn…

Celebrate Bridgerton Release Day with Jane Austen BookTrib is proud to introduce the latest Shop Bookish partner, The Unemployed Philosophers Guild. We love their quirky literary-themed items, so in their honor, we've asked the fractious younger sister of Bridgerton's Lady Whistledown, the ever-entertaining Lady Hollaback, to recommend some of her personal favorites. Not surprisingly, it's all Jane Austen-related.…

Start off your summer right with some exciting new book releases, author announcements and books-to-screen adaptations! A Literary "Eruption" Michael Crichton, master of the techno-blockbuster world, had a passion project he’d been pursuing for years before his untimely passing in 2008. Now James Patterson, master of the modern thriller, takes…

New York Times’ Best Books of the Year (So Far) The first half of 2024 has already flown by, and those on the editorial team at the NYT's Book Review have compiled a list of the best books of the year — so far. They've read good books and great books,…

You like it darker? You got it. From legendary storyteller Stephen King comes an extraordinary new collection of twelve short stories that delve into the darker side of life — both metaphorical and literal. Stories about fate, mortality, luck, and the folds in reality where anything can happen. Nora Roberts'…

If There Was a Mount Rushmore for Thriller Authors, Who Would Be On It? After much discussion on social media and heated debate among the editorial team, BookTrib has chosen the first-ever (to our knowledge) Mount Rushmore of Thriller Authors. Andy Serkis Set to Direct and Star in "Lord of…

 Winners of the 2024 Pulitzer Prize Announced The Pulitzer Prize has been heralded as one of the nation's most distinguished awards since its founding over a century ago, honoring writers for their excellence in fiction and nonfiction alike. You'll surely want to snag some copies of this year's winners, including Night…

 New Harry Potter Audiobook Series in the Works With 100+ Actors Pottermore Publishing and Audible have partnered to bring you seven new Harry Potter audiobooks featuring a full range of character voices, with the Audible CEO citing more than 100 actors, Dolby Atmos sound design and new scoring. The books…

Fake-Dating Turns Real in Emily Henry’s Latest, "Funny Story" Living with Miles Nowak may not be the smartest thing librarian Daphne Vincent has ever done, but neither was moving to Waning Bay, Michigan, to be with the love of her life. Peter was perfect, and now Peter is perfect with…

Taylor Swift to Launch Pop-Up Poetry Library for "Tortured Poets Department" Album Release Just in time for National Poetry Month, pop icon Taylor Swift is celebrating the release of her next album, The Tortured Poets Department, by partnering with Spotify to bring fans a pop-up poetry library in Los Angeles. The…

Hypnovels: A Mesmerizing New Way to Sample Books A new company, Hypnovels, has introduced a digital platform designed to capture and retain the attention of today’s distracted audience with a completely unique experience, instantaneously transforming the first chapter of books into a stunning visual animation format. Check out the trailer…

Don Winslow on Bowing Out With Grace As a man who has spent more than 30 years stringing together award-winning words, Don Winslow is understandably brief — and emotional — as he shares his thoughts about the end of his impressive writing career here. Rebecca Yarros Reveals 3rd Book That's right!…

There’s No Business Like Book Business Last year at the Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel said Hollywood is running out of content, thus explaining why there are so many remakes of classic films as well as a rash of sequels. People reading this column know better — if Hollywood is looking for…

"The Atlantic" Created a New American Canon In an attempt to understand what exactly writer John William DeForest meant when he defined a Great American Novel as a work of fiction that "paints the American soul," editors at The Atlantic have released their list of 136 Great American Novels written over the…