Blondie's guitarist and co-founder talks to us about his new collection of photographs chronicling New York's influential music scene and the city's ever changing personality.

The only thing we like better than writing about books is talking about books. So we launched a podcast.

This weekend, the World Fantasy Award winners were announced...and two novels tied for first place. Read on to see the nominated works and the winners.

Whether you've already read these books or always planned to, now's the time to take advantage of Prime Reading and cozy up with these great reads.

An optimistic look at women and aging (yup, I wrote that right), growing pains for Cuba, Korean crime fiction, and more.

We talk to author David Grann about adventurer and Ernest Shackleton-acolyte Henry Worsley, and his a fascinating account of struggle and determination against the grimmest of odds.

We talked to bestselling author Tana French about her new mystery, the book she considered a game changer, and what she's thinking about next. 

What better time than Halloween to look at some of the new books commemorating Mary Shelley's literary classic, Frankenstein. 

Need a palate cleanser for these politically charged times? Here are some funny, moving, and warmhearted reads that will hopefully hit the spot. 

A list of political books for this most political of seasons.

Re-enroll at Sweet Valley High, catch up with The Baby-Sitters Club, and move back to Fear Street with Gabrielle Moss's Paperback Crush: The Totally Radical History of '80s and '90s Teen Fiction.

A video interview with Jill Lepore, author of the new best-selling, single volume history of the United States.

All Systems Red, the first novella in Martha Wells's Murderbot Diaries series, swept the Nebula, Locus, and Hugo Awards. Upon the release of the fourth and final novella, Exit Strategy, we spoke with Wells about her complex cyborg protagonist, what she's been reading and loving (lots!), and what, if anything, is next for Murderbot.

This weekend we're looking forward to some inspiration, some history, and a fictional trip across the United States on a Greyhound bus. 

Diane Chamberlain took a leap of faith that her readers would follow her when she incorporated a surprising element of time travel in "The Dream Daughter." With a current customer rating of 4.6 stars for her new novel, Chamberlain's gamble has paid off. Discover what inspired her bold decision.