While we at the Riot take some time off to rest and catch up on our reading, we’re re-running some of ...
We usually think about libraries as staid and steady buildings, safely immobile on our city streets. Like, say, this rather ...
To celebrate Book Riot’s second birthday on Monday, we’re running some of our favorite posts from our first two years. ...
We all have our own peculiar book-selection procedures. My fellow Rioter Kim goes by the subtitle, where possible. Others are ...
It may come as no surprise that I’m a sucker for well-designed books and book art. Or that I’m quite ...
I’m not really a music person. Visual art? Yep. Food? Certainly. Books? Abso-fucking-lutely. But music…I don’t know, but it’s never ...
I wrote here on Book Riot a couple of months ago about What Middletown Read, a fascinating online database of ...
The opening scene of Austin Grossman’s You finds the protagonist interviewing for a job at a video game company. One ...
In a very real way, the Fourth of July is a huge, national holiday celebrating a piece of paper and ...
Maybe it’s something about summer, but the books I was drawn to for this feature are about travel: to Shanghai, ...