This weekend we're reading up on houseplants, checking out a highly praised new novel, and looking ahead to some of what September has to offer.

Congressman John Lewis passed away on Friday, July 17, 2020, leaving behind a hard-won legacy of fighting for equality and of teaching younger generations about the Civil Rights movement through his graphic memoir series, March.

One of the most prestigious literary awards has announced the contenders.

When it comes to summer reading, the best-selling thriller author enjoys page-turners that rival her own. Here are some recent favorites.

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Loved "Untamed"? Try one of our suggestions for your next read.

From the Alaskan frontier to the Russian steppe, these novels bring the snow, cold, and chill.

Author Silvia Moreno-Garcia talks about her new gothic thriller, eugenics, perceptions of Mexico, and how horror deserves more respect.

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We talk with S.A Cosby, the author of one of our best mysteries and thriller picks for July: Blacktop Wasteland.

A fictional social media personality answers her fans' questions on her new memoir.

Today we are talking about books to film, changes in the publishing world, and the loss of a great leader.

"Radioactive," the new movie about Marie Curie, her romantic and working life with Pierre Curie, and her struggles and triumphs as a pioneering scientist, is out today on Amazon Prime.

This summer, the singer, songwriter, actor, entrepreneur, designer, and best-selling author is revisiting some favorites.