The 10 latest articles on BookTok & Bookstagram come from 10 sources, published between Nov 5 and Nov 12.
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Many ebook readers are looking for an alternative to Goodreads. And there is a worthy alternative: The StoryGraph, a book-tracking platform by London-based software engineer Nadia Odunayo. It has become one of the main alternatives to Goodreads for readers who…
In an age when we are overwhelmed by technology and simultaneously unfulfilled by its vapidity, Coloradans are increasingly seeking more from less. Enter the analog era, when we’re rediscovering books and pen and paper, and also each other. Since the…
Over the summer, a much-discussed piece in the Atlantic declared that reading was effectively dead and that America was entering a "postliterate era." The theme... Reading May Not Be Dead, After All Over the summer, a much-discussed piece in the…
Slate Magazine With the release of A Court of Splintered Harmony by Sarah J. Maas, ICYMI host Kate Lindsay and producer Vic Whitley-Berry announce their next and final book club pick for 2026 on Instagram Live. ICYMI is produced by Vic…
Morgann Book reads a lot of books. And, as a literary creator and podcaster, makes a lot of content about books. She joins the show to explain why BookTok loves all things romance and romantasy, why physical books are an…
Novels are an endangered art form. In the early 1990s, more than 60% of American adults finished at least one book a year; today, fewer than half do. Gen Z often takes the heat for this decline, but we’re all to blame…
A conversation with a friend, a relaxing stroll along the aisles of a bookstore, promotional stands, a review in the newspaper: that is how we used to discover books. Today, one TikTok community can convince you to purchase and read…
The formidable 1,000-plus-page epic is one of a number of classics garnering attention across social media. From Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov (1880) to Eliot’s Middlemarch (1871), the surging interest in such monumental titles contradicts the notion that Gen Z has a dwindling…
As a pre-teen voracious reader, I was regularly drawn towards reading novelizations of movies. This was in a VHS world where people taped movies off the TV, but it wasn’t really common place for people to buy movies to watch…
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