Penguin Random House India Implements Sustainable Paper Practices
Penguin Random House India is transitioning its book production to exclusively utilize 100% recycled paper.
ecoLogicStudio Publishes New Book About Biodesign and AI
Their recently published book, titled "Biodesign in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Deep Green," is poised to redefine the discourse on the future of urban living.
Sonja Koenig Embraces Vulnerability Through Poetry
Sonja Koenig has fearlessly embraced her innermost struggles and emotions to create a powerful collection of poetry and prose titled "Moments of Impact."
The Discrimination of Banned Books About Black and LGBTQ+ People
By removing access to these stories, learning about important societal subjects becomes difficult, strengthening the ignorance of those with privilege.
Change the Way You Think in 2022 with Brianna Wiest’s 101 Essays
Does the way I think hinder me from living life to its fullest potential? This is the ultimate question Brianna Wiest explores in her #1 International Bestseller 101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think.
Sally Rooney’s Normal People Deserves the Hype
When Irish author Sally Rooney’s novel Normal People hit shelves in 2018 and was consequently adapted into a Hulu series two years later, it became an instant coming-of-age classic.
Books Written by Indigenous Women to Read this Summer
In an era of online disinformation, reading Indigenous authors' work is a productive way to educate oneself on ongoing cultural, educational, geographical and political inequities Indigenous communities still face today.
Margaret Atwood’s ‘Dearly’ Is a Mixed Bag, but Its Contents Are Familiar
CanLit powerhouse Margaret Atwood recently released her first poetry collection in over a decade titled Dearly.
Kazuo Ishiguro Explores Technology, Loneliness, and Love in His New Novel ‘Klara and the Sun’
On March 2nd, Kazuo Ishiguro released his long-awaited new book Klara and the Sun, which is his first…
‘The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig Tells the Tale of Mental Health and Self-Reflection
What if you could live a different life? What if your choice of coffee shop one day ten years ago completely changed the path of your future? Would you go back? Would you explore these multitudes of other lives? This is the precise dilemma protagonist Nora Seed faces in Matt Haig’s new release, The Midnight Library.
Olivia Laing’s ‘Funny Weather’ Defends the Importance of Art in Times of Crisis
Released in April of 2020, at the outset of the COVID-19 outbreak in North America, Olivia Laing’s Funny Weather: Art in an Emergency examines the role of art during times of crisis, an investigation that has become crucial to a pandemic-weary world.
Rupi Kaur Explores Self With Her Third Poetry Collection ‘home body’
Unafraid to challenge social taboos, Kaur’s poetry passionately depicts a journey of struggle, but ultimately one of growth.