When packing for a vacation, I inevitably make two distinct lists: one for the things I’m going to need and a second for the things I’m going to read. And often I spend so much time planning the latter that I leave out something vital from the former—not that it bothers me too much. I’d… Read More »

1. More hours in the day means more hours for reading. Looking for your next summer read? Check out When We Were Sisters by Emilie Richards.   2. Sunshine is so much better than lamplight. Spend your summer afternoon with Matilda Duplaine.   3. Hotly anticipated new releases! Are you ready for a great new release?… Read More »

1 HANNAH When the phone rings at seven o’clock on Tuesday night, I think it’s odd but I don’t worry. You save that for the calls that come in the middle of the night, the ones that wake you in a panic and surely mean someone has died. Normally I don’t even answer our landline—a… Read More »

When we turn the final page of a novel, we are often left wondering, “where did this story come from?” One of our biggest curiosities about the writer’s life is what—or who—inspires their novels. So we decided to ask some of our favorite writers who have books publishing this year about their sources of inspiration.… Read More »