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Queer stories by queer authors that celebrate coming out and living as your authentic self.

Book banning has been rising in libraries across America. We challenge you to read these books that others want to keep from you.

#OwnVoices stories on the intersection of gender, sexuality, class, and race.

Forget bestsellers, these books stand the test of time, and deserve six stars.

These writers dazzle with their first books, and we’re confident they’re destined to write more great stories.

Everand editor Ashley recommends Hemingway and Wharton over Fitzgerald.

Decolonize your digital bookshelf with these stories about life on the rez, Native history, mythology, and more.

Incredibly sad stories of grief and loss that’ll tug at your heartstrings.

Epic fantasies and sweet contemporary romances that have YA fans and authors the most excited on TikTok.

Novels like Celeste Ng’s book of families navigating America’s racial politics.

These works laid the foundation for today’s dystopian literature frenzy.

Like Judy Blume’s classic, these books capture the particular heartaches and growing pains of girls during puberty.

Notable authors, book club picks, movie adaptations, and a few classics to inspire you to read more this summer.

Award-winning, bestselling, and thought-provoking works worth reading.

Work, school, and sports rivalries lead to some of the most satisfying romances.

There are two time periods in modern American literature: pre- and post-9/11.

The subgenre that taps into our darkest fears and spins them into great fiction.

Stories of brave and broken soldiers exploring what it means to serve.

A list of one masterpiece after another from a 20th-century literary great.

Books and podcasts on the promise and peril of AI, robots, NFTs, and more.

Dig into the politics and prose of one of the most polarizing protected species.

The science and tech behind how we built modern metropolises and went to Mars.

Or at least, making sure the next apocalypse isn’t primarily humanity’s fault.