As I’ve cycled between audiobooks, ebooks, and physical books these last few years, a personal pattern has emerged. I’ve noticed that certain genres, and even subgenres, work better for me as audiobooks rather than physical or ebooks, and vice versa. Then there are the books where I mix and match. When it comes to my
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When Lemons Give You Life by Anna Johnston (Gay Fiction) Appetite by P. Paramita (Queer Fiction) Back to Square One by Georgia Beers (F/F Romance) International Relations by Zac Hammett (M/M Romance) American Love Story by Adriana Herrera (M/M Romance) (Rerelease) Silver Sweet by Krista Ritchie and Becca Ritchie (M/M Romance) The Villain’s White Halo


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AI is already everywhere, and readers may not be as good at detecting it as we think we are. Using AI-detection tool Pangram, researchers from Stony Brook University found that one in five of the 14,000 randomly selected Kindle ebooks in their data set contained more than 25% AI-generated text. Particularly notable is the finding,
Benjamin Alire Sáenz, an El Paso, Texas, author and artist, has died at the age of 71 following a long illness. Sáenz wrote across age categories and earned numerous awards for his work. Sáenz’s novel Carry Me Like Water and poetry collection Dark and Perfect Angels received Southwest Book Awards in 1996, and he won
Landlocked during the dog days of summer, books set on islands surround me. T Kira Madden’s Whidbey rests on my desk. A bookmark saves my place in The Pōhaku by Jasmin ‘Iolani Hakes. Andrea Lee’s Red Island House graces the blue couch. Via audiobook, 10 hours of Everything to the Sea by Alicia Upano awaits
We’ve reached the most miserable part of summer. By this point in July, you’ve probably already been to a cookout or two, oohed and aahed at fireworks, and shown off your cutest swimsuit at the pool. Pride Month is over. The jaunty tunes of the ice cream truck have lost their novelty. The summer joy
In the world of nonfiction publishing, the well-known adage holds true: the truth is stranger than fiction. Nonfiction allows a lot of freedom for writers to pursue what interests them, from historical figures to economic issues and more. Journalists, biographers, and essayists have the talent of taking these true stories and shaping them into something
For many of those who love monster romance, everything started with Beauty and the Beast, and its tale of a beastly being taking a human girl hostage in his grand manor. Despite everything, you could see he had layers, like an onion. Layers that you wanted to rip apart to see what was inside. And
We won’t be feeling any coolness in the air for quite some time, but as the end of July approaches, it’s hard not to start thinking about back-to-school season. Where I’m at, the kids go back on August 12, which is really dang early; usually, they don’t go back until much later in August. Despite
DAW Books In this heartfelt and humorous fantasy from the Nebula-winning author of SOMEONE YOU CAN BUILD A NEST IN, a dragon whose three heads bear rather…different…personalities finds family in the most unexpected of places. This cozy fantasy intertwines epic battles with loving friendships, sharing an utterly unique perspective on what it means to be


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What’s also concerning is how many lawmakers and board officials desire to make–or have made–these “tools” necessary ones for professionals to use to do their jobs. York County Library in South Carolina, for example, cites RatedBooks as one of the reputable sources library workers should use to make collection decisions (something that the partisan-designed site
Flanagan and his writing team are taking Carrie in a new direction for this miniseries. Carrie is one of King’s shortest books, so this new adaptation will expand on the source material. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Flanagan explained, “Typically, when you’re adapting a Stephen King book, the mission is completely different. It’s about,How
It’s Disability Pride Month, which is the perfect time to profile a few notable disabled heroes. Given the nature of superhero comics, however, I should set a few guidelines. First, many heroes have existed for decades, and many have suffered disabling injuries at some point. Batman is maybe the most famous example, having had his


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