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Recycled Pages Necklace Make a statement with this beautiful and colorful necklace that will fancy up the simplest of outfits and make a chic but bookish accessory. Jane Eyre Quote Necklace Gift the Brontë lover in your life this vintage looking charm to keep one of their favorite quotes close to them at all times. Librarian Necklace Show off your love of reading to everyone you meet with this cute and quirky illustration attached to a silver chain....
Launched in 2019, Nightfire, the new horror imprint from Tor, encompasses the breadth of horror, from short story collections to novellas and novels, from standalone works to series, from dark fantasy to the supernatural, from originals to reprints of lost modern classics. Nightfire’s novels are now appearing on shelves in bookstores and libraries near you. Do you dare stretch the spines on these terrifying titles this autumn? If you’ve been living for the dark academia aesthetic, if you love horror novels and monster heroes, if you own black lipstick and your wardrobe is all dark and dramatic colors, if you’ve got a dark, bookish heart…then you’re going to love these bookish goods featuring skeletons, dark colors, classic horror, and other slightly macabre elements!...
I eventually made Instagram my main platform for “blogging,” by then no longer a side social media promoter for my longer articles, but as a main way to showcase books I was excited about. Over the last five to ten years or so, creators have seen explosions across BookTube, Bookstagram, and BookTok, with the content seeming to stray farther and farther from the original text-based book blogs. And though the content is now more video-focused, “blog” is a vague enough concept that all this book media could actually still fall under that umbrella, even without all the pieces we think about when we think about blogs of 2009....
I’m here to show you just how political books are, with authors’ Instagram posts about voting, bookish Twitter memes about voting, a tale from my hometown library, and some links to other Book Riot coverage of the politics of books. Authors Voted Tiffany D. Jackson, author of Monday’s Not Coming, is her ancestors’ wildest dreams. (I’m not crying, you’re crying.) A post shared by Tiffany D. Jackson (@writeinbk) on Nov 6, 2018 at 4:34pm PST Nova Ren Suma, author of A Room Away From the Wolves, voted....
Yet what if we used our time on the towel—listening to the sounds of the gulls and the sand castle architects—to grapple with hard truths? Here are four books perfect for just that. Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World by Anand Giridharadas Philanthropy has been transformed into a master weapon for silencing criticism and maintaining power. In his book out in paperback this August, Winner Takes All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World Anand Giridharadas examines how those with the most money and influence have cultivated the cultural belief that they are the ones who will save society from its most significant problems…when, in fact, these people are often playing to keep control and wealth for themselves (which usually only make these problems worse)....
You know what the best kind of books set among books are? Bookstore romances. (Okay, I would actually lean a little further into library romances, but I do love me a good bookstore romance!) Bookstore romances usually include at least one bookseller who loves their work, their store, and their books! Sometimes the bookstore might be central to the story, or it might be the place where a meet cute or later meeting happens that turns the tide of the story....
