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There is a long, rich tradition of queer literature, including an array of must-read literary masterworks from the 20th century.

Since even before Homer's Iliad, we've been telling each other war stories. Here we present recent and classic books about the wars of the 20th century.

How gambling hijacked sports, an East Wing memoir, Hamnet author brings us Land, a Wbtoon romance, and a L'Amour collaboration across the decades.

That's the particular magic of iyashikei (pronounced ee-yah-she-kay), the Japanese genre whose name translates, simply and perfectly, to "healing type."

David Sedaris gets serious(?), a teddy bear killing spree, Mosely's romance, Cadence Weapon's ways of listening, and a Bromantasy for the ages.

For gamers who long to return to their favourite playable worlds, these books deliver more lore, more action, more side quests—but without the sore thumbs.

We've tracked down crime fiction that'll take you to the Scottish Highlands, the bustling streets of London, a cozy village with a dark history—and more.

A guide to the zany found-family pirate adventure story that started in manga and has spawned successful anime and live-action adaptations.

Get ahead of streaming and cinema in 2026 and read the books that all the hottest shows and movies are based on.

Nathan Maharaj spoke with physicist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein about her book The Edge of Space-Time: Particles, Poetry, and the Cosmic Dream Boogie.