Let me begin by dashing your hopes: the story you’re about to read discusses George R.R. Martin, but contains no updates on Winds of Winter. Sorry. I’m as impatient as you are. Instead,… Read more »

If you feel pity for George R. R. Martin, subject to constant onslaught by angry fans whenever he is seen doing anything other than finishing his Song of Ice and… Read more »

There’s a new Literary Litterbug in Longmont, CO, Karen Antonacci reports for the Denver Post. Last spring, we wrote about Arvada man Glenn Plasden, who was caught dumping hundreds of old… Read more »

OK, not “forbidden,” really, but Huw Fullerton writes for The Radio Times that the showrunners for HBO’s hit show Game of Thrones have strongly discouraged actors from reading George R.R.… Read more »

The prestigious Hugo Awards have been mired in controversy this year, as two right-wing groups have threatened to derail the proceedings by advocating for books that would “correct” what they see as… Read more »

As reported here on Moby Lives, coloring books for adults have become something of a trend recently, with Scottish illustrator Johanna Basford’s nature-themed books landing on bestseller lists. And now… Read more »

WARNING: The below contains spoilers about George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire books and the HBO series Game of Thrones. Read no further if you wish to… Read more »

If you’ve been slowly wrecking your immune system at the Javits Center this week for #BEA15, it’s old news that publishers are going all-out promotionwise. With enough totes to fill… Read more »

Topics discussed: Tim Parks, length, reader feedback (write to us!), Michael Schaub, Ben Carson, thinkpieces, Hillary Kelly, The Way We Publish Now, serialization, cookie cutting (metaphorically), Jonathan Franzen, Harper Lee,… Read more »

The prestigious Hugo Awards have a reputation for recognizing the very best in fantasy and science fiction; the Best Novel category has been won by the likes of Philip K.… Read more »