The last 10 years have been great for fan-favorite sci-fi adaptations. Andy Weir’s body The Martian and Ahe Mary project both were turned into very good movies. Blade Runner 2029an adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s seminal film Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? has been consistently heralded as one of the best of its kind … Read more
In the Hamptons, where taste is money, the most sophisticated calling card isn’t a business card — it’s a book. The Classic, Reimagined Walk into any East Hampton open-air or Sagaponack establishment, and you’ll likely see one: a beautiful volume sitting on marble, its cover whispering wealth before a single page is turned. The coffee … Read more
This article was written by a student writer from the Home Campus at UWindsor chapter and does not reflect the views of Home Campus. There’s something about second chance romance novels that get me hooked and make me finish the entire book within 48 hours. It’s not just the two people falling in love, but … Read more
As an avid reader and BookTok subscriber, I’ve read my fair share of books over the years, and there are quite a few that fall short for how good they are. Even if they get some screen time on BookTok or have a few solid Goodreads reviews under their belt, they don’t come close to … Read more
Posted by Jason Snell March 30, 2026 10:00 AM PT After I wrote my Wall Street Journal review of David Pogue’s brilliance Apple: The First 50 Years (Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books) my editor asked for a sidebar recommending other books about Apple. I looked through my collection and also asked a few of my friends. … Read more
Second chance dating may be a favorite in the books, but is it a good idea in real life? This is one of the interesting topics discussed by book promoter Morgan Book, author Joss Richard and Bookends host Mattea Roach at an event at Hamilton Public Library earlier this month. The book supports Richard’s first … Read more
Want to escape to a new world this April? You have come to the right place. Red Books editor Sarah Shaffi has compiled her list of the month’s best reads for you to enjoy – and bookworms are spoiled for choice… Yesterday is Caro Claire Burke (4th Estate, £16.99) out on 9 April Tradwife Field … Read more
By Col. William D. Bushnell, USMC (Ret) From the (very) early days of sailing to the history of World War I and the bravery of World War II – along with some survival and leadership skills that apply to this day – these classic books will make a great addition to your reading list this … Read more
Good “All Doctors Lead” by Dr. Leon Moores was named an Axiom gold award in business commentary, considered the gold winner in business commentary at the 2026 Axiom Business Book Awards. “The New Life Blueprint” by Dr. Natalia Peart has been recognized as a bronze award winner in work-life balance/time prioritization at the 2026 Axiom … Read more
This content contains affiliate links. When you make a purchase through these links, we may receive an affiliate commission. Women’s sports have come to the fore in recent years, but despite record-breaking performances and sold-out arenas, women’s sports have far less money than men’s sports. Instead of addressing this issue, we’ve seen a flood of … Read more