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Producer and Kobo in Conversation co-host Nathan Maharaj enlisted the help of Kobo's Deandra Lalonde to guide readers through this overwhelming fall 2026…
Princess Diana's story as told by her brother, Miss Marple returns, and John Green's first novel for grown-ups — plus 69 more new books and audiobooks
Scary books for readers intrigued by the macabre, the horrifying, and the downright unhinged. Including creepy classics and contemporary titles.
Michael Tamblyn spoke with TJ Klune about his novella, We Burned So Bright, the story of a couple laying their shared pain to rest at the end of the world.
Jodi Picoult, Richard Osman, and Leigh Bardugo headline a week of family secrets, murder in the Italian hills, and dark academia — plus 66 more new books
Uncover the magic, intrigue, and romantasy of it all with our comprehensive reading guide through the worlds and books of Sarah J. Maas.
Michael Tamblyn spoke with The Couple Next Door author Shari Lapena about her 10th thriller, Getting Away With Murder.
Two weeks, one runaway self-driving car, a witch society hiding inside a Radcliffe dorm, and the 63rd murder Eve Dallas has ever taken personally — here's…
British crime fiction author J. M. Dalgliesh recommends his favourite Scandinavian noir books, plus a Scottish one with a strong Scandi feel.
Recommended reading for armchair historians, political junkies, and any readers seeking context and understanding of current geopolitical events.
A big little reunion in Monterey, vampire uprisings ancient and modern, and the week's most unputdownable Canadian thriller.
Nathan Maharaj spoke with Anita Rau Badami about her new book Asha in Her Garden. It’s the story of a woman named Asha, who lives now in Montreal.
Frendo goes Hollywood, Cork O'Connor goes off the grid, and Blair goes to couples therapy with an alien warlord. Cesare, Krueger, Lemming — and 70 more.
These books come from writers like Joseph Conrad, J.R.R. Tolkien, Hiromu Arakawa, and Rumiko Takahashi whose work has repeatedly inspired game designers.
Books for fans wanting to revisit seasons of Reacher through the books they were based on—or read ahead to guess where he's headed next.
Can you break up with your best friend? Téa Mutonji says yes — plus Karin Slaughter, Olivie Blake's Hollywood gothic, and 83 more new books.
Rosalía is a force of nature who has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of modern pop music. Here are some of the books that have captured her interest.