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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the biggest headlines from last week. The Millions Has Released Their Spring 2026 Book Preview The


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Every month, there’s a flood of new books coming out clamoring for a spot on your TBR. But with so many competing for your attention, it’s easy to lose track of the ones you’re most excited about. And often, you just end up hearing about the titles with the biggest marketing budgets. So, how do
This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Writing a book is hard. That goes for any kind of book: children’s or adult, graphic or prose, fiction or nonfiction. But that doesn’t mean they’re hard in the same ways. I talked to Sophia Glock, creator of


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In mid-March, Dial Books, a long-time imprint at Penguin Random House, shut down unexpectedly. No one knew it was happening, including the authors or the editors, many of whom lost their jobs. News about the closure offered no answers as to why this happened and why it happened so swiftly and unexpectedly. Industry chatter suggested
This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Picture it: a patron comes to the desk looking for a copy of the latest bestseller and is disappointed to learn that while yes, the library has ordered 10 copies of said bestseller, all of the copies are
In late January, the Trump administration appealed the decision rendered in Rhode Island v. Trump. Judge John J. McConnell issued a permanent injunction in the case in November, directing thatthe administration could not further dismantle the IMLS and that all grant funding must be restored. The IMLS, whichlost more than half of its already-slim staff,


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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Virginia Evans penned one of the most popular books of 2025, and now she can add “award-winning author” to her bio. Evans just bagged the inaugural James Patterson + Bookshop.org Prize for her novel The Correspondent, which is
Deathly Fates by Tesia Tsai Kang Siying is a priestess whose job is to guide the dead home, and it helps her earn a living. It’s helped her not be afraid of death. But when her own dad becomes ill, Siying finds her fear and knows she needs to do everything within her power to


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Fathomfolk by Eliza Chan In the half-drowned city of Tiankawi, siren, kelpie, and kappa refugees find a safe haven. Half-siren Mira is the first Fathomfolk border guard and seeks to make real changes. Her partner, Kai, is an aristocratic water dragon who acts as an ambassador. When Nami, Kai’s sister, is exiled to the city,


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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. April is a fun month for page-to-screen adaptations, especially if you prefer to stay cozy at home and watch things from the comfort of your couch (or in bed on your laptop… no judgment here). All the adaptations
This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. If mermaids, pirates, aliens, hidden underwater communities, faerie bargains, and magical competitions sound good to you, then get ready for this month’s electrifying selection of science fiction and fantasy novels! There’s a young girl trapped in a magical
Rachel Khong, author of Goodbye, Vitamin and Real Americans, is back with a new short story collection, My Dear You, out today from Knopf. Below, she discusses three of the books that influenced her work. The Girl in The Flammable Skirt by Aimee Bender: I stumbled across the work of Aimee Bender for the first
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