#News

The Most Interesting AI-Generated Story Yet

A provocative LLM-generated story, Percy Jackson Season three is a go, and more of the day's top book news.

Library Funding Targeted in New Trump Executive Order: What It Means & What To Do Now

What the Executive Order slashing the Institute of Museum and Library Services means, how it will impact you, and what you should do right now to stop the cuts.

The Biggest Bookish News of the Week

The author of THE HELP has no regrets, Moms For Liberty shuts down BookLooks, a celebrated Canadian author skips U.S. tours, and more.

All the News We Covered This Week

Moms For Liberty shuts down BookLooks, GILEAD will get Scorsesed, books to read this spring, librarian criminalization bills, and more.

NEW YORK TIMES Most Anticipated Spring Fiction Books

The NEW YORK TIMES has your spring reading list at the ready, We Need Diverse Books announces a reading day, and more.

Librarian Criminalization Bills Are Growing, But They’re Not New: Book Censorship News, March 14, 2025

With several bills that would criminalize librarians across the country, here's a recent history of this legislation and what it means. That, plus this week's book censorship news.

The Most Read Books on Goodreads This Week

Here are the five most-read books on Goodreads this week! These are the buzziest books of the moment, from romance to thrillers.

Author of Meta Tell-All Forced to Halt Book Promotion

Meta sues to stop former executive and corporate whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams from promoting new tell-all book.

The Best Books to Read This Spring, According to the New York Times

These 24 must-read books of spring from the NYT include everything from romance to horror, and include debuts and bestsellers alike

The 60th Annual Nebula Awards Finalists Are…

Some highlights from the Nebula Awards finalist announcement, the words that are disappearing under the new U.S. administration, and more.

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