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Calling all frenemies and fake friends, flaky and fair-weather friends. We celebrate female friendship, but our lives are full of gloriously terrible friends.
Here are four of my favorite fictional bad friends. . .and one real one.
From George Orwell’s 1984 to Suzanne Collins’s The Hunger Games, authors have crafted dystopias in fiction for over a century.
What’s in a name? What’s in a genre? Exploring a new genre is the first step to finding your future favorite read.
Whether you’re preparing for a job or writing your first novel, we hope this glossary will help you speak the language of publishing with confidence.
Complete your vacation packing list with these new-to-paperback narratives.
Author Kat Stoddard shares some of her favorite chaotic wedding stories (wedding not guaranteed).
History is alive in these riveting reads.
If you’re in the mood for a deliciously messy romance, the following love triangle books belong at the top of your reading list.
Alice Feeney fans will devour these dark and twisty narratives.
The Man Nobody Killed by Elon Green, out now in paperback, tells the story of Michael Stewart’s life and legacy.
The question of what a new technology changes is one of the messiest we face today. Here are five books that build a sense of a world with AI.
Check out our top reads from Good Morning America’s popular book club.
With winter’s cold days behind us, it’s time to dive into summer reading season.
King emerged in the morning. He hadn’t slept. He hadn’t made up his mind, either.
A life in the arts is often viewed in stark terms: If you really want to be an artist, you’ll have to choose between chasing your dreams or paying your bills.