Y2K, Answering Machines, and Coding Dreams
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Y2K, Answering Machines, and Coding Dreams

Readin's latest traveling ARC was The Inevitable Undoing of Zahara Douglass by Leslye Penelope. Here is some of the inside scoop about the book, the author, and her writing process!

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Book Report: Season of the Serpent
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Book Report: Season of the Serpent

Suyi Davies Okungbowa returns in the final installment of the Nameless Republic trilogy with a tale of villains, allies, and a world on the brink of destruction in Season of the Serpent

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Haiti, ASL, and Queer Representation
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Haiti, ASL, and Queer Representation

Between queer characters, Haitian culture, and religious extremity, Devil of the Deep packs a big punch. Author Falencia Jean-Francois answers questions about her writing process, inspiration, and what tattoo they are getting next.

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Entwined
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Entwined

Before adding the first book in The Entwined duology to your TBR, check out one of our reporter's thoughts!

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Shadows in the Ivory Tower
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Shadows in the Ivory Tower

In an alternate dimension, just one quantum layer removed from ours, Dark Academia was not merely a niche aesthetic, but a centuries-old secret society. There, in candlelit libraries beneath ancient universities, philosophers dabbled in alchemy, poets trained in psychic warfare, and students studied not only Latin, but lost languages from fallen interstellar empires.


But in our reality, the roots of Dark Academia are more subtle, tangled in the melancholic pages of literary history.
Welcome to a journey through time, where gothic spires meet speculative futures, and where brooding intellectualism has become a genre all its own

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The Magic of Latinx Storytelling
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The Magic of Latinx Storytelling

Magic is real... especially in Latinx storytelling! A genre shaped and made popular through Latinx history, culture, and folklore. From reimagined histories to contemporary stories about identity and family, these six Latinx book recommendations blur the lines between fantasy and everyday life. Perfect for anyone looking to get lost in the beautiful, mystical world of Latinx imagination.

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