Yellowface Book Review: Fame, Theft and the Stories We Claim How far would you go to become the writer you always believed you deserved to be? In Yellowface, R. F. Kuang takes that uncomfortable question and pushes it until ambition curdles into something uglier. The result is a sharp, compulsively readable novel about envy, authorship Read more…

If you’ve ever found yourself yelling, “I am the career-focused woman who doesn’t cry!” at a romance novel, then Emily Henry’s Book Lovers was probably written just for you. This isn’t your typical enemies-to-lovers story. It’s a layered, witty, and quietly emotional journey into the lives of two people who love books, live among books, Read more…