Books

Who doesn’t love a spooky summer read?

This June, check out these reads in honor of Black Music Month.

Love is complicated.

Read an exclusive excerpt of “Love Radio” here.

The author of K-Pop Revolution on social media, artists he loves, and why fandom is about feeling seen.

“The Great Gatsby,” but make it queer.

I let my fire burn and cauldron bubble in the name of Texas Toast.

Get your bookmarks ready.

“Pageboy” hits shelves next year.

Read an exclusive excerpt from Kelly Andrew's debut novel.

If “Let People Like Things” culture was really for everyone, people would be allowed to participate in criticism of fandom.

You don’t have to answer for any random person out there, but being aware of what you’re consuming and from whom shouldn’t be too much to ask.

“[Rachel] pushes her comfort zone with new ambitions, faces the greatest hardship of her life, and, as always, learns that sometimes the best thing you can do for yourself is follow your heart.”

A complete guide to the must-read books of 2021.

“It’s like a combination of nostalgia, fantasy fulfillment of what I consider lost experiences I didn’t have in my own high school/younger life because of intense closeting, and then just incredibly exciting and hot storytelling.”

Her new book explores finding her carefree side through pain and depression.

This collection of poems features writing from Ariana Brown, Alan Pelaez Lopez, Melania Luisa Marte, and José Olivarez.

What is it about people killing each other in a deadly tournament that gets us ready to grab our popcorn?

“I want young folks who are searching for answers to know that they are powerful because power is daring to create and believe in something that only you can see,” says Elisabet Velasquez.