Greg Zimmerman
Greg Zimmerman blogs about contemporary literary fiction at The New Dork Review of Books and holds down a full-time gig as a trade magazine editor. Follow him on Twitter: @NewDorkReview.
Fun with Literary Motivational Posters
May 11, 2012The site Big Huge Labs lets you create your own motivational (or demotivational, whichever you prefer) posters. It’s a lot ...
On Starting Long Series Before They’re Finished
May 3, 2012The No. 1 reason why people won’t read The Song of Ice and Fire series is not because they’re not ...
Pop Quiz! Match These Movies With Their Author References
May 1, 2012One of the great joys of being a reader is finding literary references in unexpected places. See if you can ...
Top 5 Fan Fictions I’d Actually Want To Read
April 26, 2012I’m not sure which is more responsible for the popularity of Fifty Shades of Grey: The fact that it’s naughty, or ...
The Short, Sweet Side of E-Reading
April 24, 2012If you own an ereader, chances are you’ve blown your monthly (weekly?) book budget more than once on impulse ebook ...
How To Be a Discerning Reader
April 19, 2012To me, one of more difficult things about being a reader is explaining why I didn’t like a novel without ...
Jane Austen vs. Jane Eyre, and 4 Other Reading Confessions
April 17, 2012We here at Book Riot are in full confession mode! Last week, Rebecca revealed her seven reading secrets and Kit ...
Which Classics Should Twilight Fans Read?
April 13, 2012Every time a reviewer exclaims that Popular Modern Writer is the new Popular Classic Writer, you can almost feel the ...
When Literary Opposites Attract
April 10, 2012People often ask me — since I’m always reading more than one book at once — how do you keep ...
The Top Six Baseball Novels
April 5, 2012Hope springs eternal! Happy Opening Day! Baseball’s summer-long march to the Fall Classic begins today, and to celebrate and get ...