Nowadays, Netflix’s hit TV show Black Mirror doesn’t seem like a distant warning of technology’s danger.

I’m generally not one to fall head over heels for romance novels–my reading tastes usually lean toward anything but lovey-dovey books.

Welcome to the Escapement–a Westernesque world of clowns with a dash of Salvador Dali surrealism.

European fairytales were so last season, and Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s Mayan-inspired story is the most dazzling of tales this season.

This isn't your momma's usual thriller. A.J. Banner's latest release "In Another Light" is yet another masterful thriller for the author.

I am practically an expert in vampire media, and boy, do I have a new one to add to your TBR.

I can't say I've ever read a novel as multi-layered as Kiese Laymon's 2013 debut novel "Long Division."

In Matt Haig’s 2020 bestseller “The Midnight Library,” Nora Seed is given the opportunity to change her life in exchange for a new one.

If I’ve learned anything from perpetually reading, it’s this: don’t ever trust anyone on an island.

Secret societies? Check. Enigmatic characters? Check. Unique affinities that test the limits of time, space, life, and death? Double check.

No one does drama and danger like rockstars.

Katniss Everdeen meets Percy Jackson in Alexandra Bracken’s January release “Lore."

If Studio Ghibli’s classic film “Spirited Away” was rated R, you’d get Sifton Tracey Anipare’s 2021 debut “Yume.”

After I discovered Brit Bennett’s smash hit “The Vanishing Half” earlier this year, I told myself to hold off on buying “The Mothers."

Like everyone else on the planet, I’d rather eat a jean jacket than revisit my teenage years.

But all my previous trepidations were flung out the window when I cracked open Richard Powers’ 2014 powerhouse novel, “Orfeo.”

Her debut YA novel “Unwritten,” set to release in May 2021, is a young reader’s paradise.

T.L. Huchu’s “The Library of the Dead,” out in June 2021, is a wonderful addition to the small genre of contemporary fantasy.

If you haven’t added Brit Bennett’s novel “The Vanishing Half” to your reading list, now is the time to do so.

When novelist Victoria Schwab announced her newest novel, “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue,” I was skeptical.