Books Contents Archive

For the love of short stories (via @lithub) https://t.co/F75jHXA4wX

"Libraries can play a particularly important role for newcomers within a community." https://t.co/57fgNEns6T #ad @torbooks

Here are five books that are perfect for #Pride month or any time of year when you want to read something fantastic. https://t.co/dPmVvJiqMs https://t.co/N8oayCMnfW

‘What mattered was the result. No one really believed that the abortion debate in America had ever been about what was in the constitution.’ @DebFriedell on the women behind Roe v. Wade: https://t.co/mN4c5ICAwm

Spoiler alert: the book cover Blob is out. https://t.co/7U9041hRiB

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‘The Firm makes its own bad luck. It’s as accident-prone as the Kennedys. But not quite as royal.’ Jonathan Meades reads ‘The Palace Papers’: https://t.co/zONpVn0gda

Anna Dorn on the purposeful vagueness of astrology. https://t.co/q9ZFAA5t3B

"This genre can be so immersive that you’ll absolutely believe that there were reapers and evil spirits in 19th century Japan or zombies during the civil war." https://t.co/e2YWbuiwMv #ad @Flatironbooks

Books that explain why the police system in the US isn't working. https://t.co/7CB3LL55cd

"With BTS dominating the charts and K-dramas becoming the It Shows of the moment, there are more eyes than ever on Korea. That includes books set in Korea." https://t.co/HVmGzmThCD

"As both queer and an immigrant, I am doubly removed from the dominant culture." https://t.co/5UJAxjgAdd

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Wrongdoing and guilt take the shape of monster in a mine’s depths in “The Mine” by Nathan Harris. https://t.co/LcPRdTT8Ue

Which one will you get? https://t.co/jmWp2FE9UE