This summer, the American Library Association is auctioning off a rare collection of its iconic Read posters to commemorate the organization. 150th year of doing business. Thanks to a partnership with Heritage Auctions, the world’s largest collection auctioneer, readers everywhere can now own a piece of literary history. The books are (so to speak) open,
Socceroo Nestori Irankunda is part of a new generation of players who have sparked new hopes for Australia’s prospects at the FIFA World Cup. multimedia journalist bertin huinh One Nation poll says those who represent us deserve celebration
There is a new book in the top five this week, but it’s not released in 2026. 2022 romance after every summer A Prime Video TV series was recently created by Carly Fortune, increasing its popularity. This is a great time, as summer romance is in high demand this time of year. All you need
A short reading list. Today in New York, you can’t go to lower Manhattan because the streets are filled with Knicks fans. My city is still on fire from their historic championship win last weekend. People who couldn’t name a single NBA player a month ago (ahem, that’s me) have developed expertise and regional patriotism
It stars Isabelle Weidner, Danielle Allen, Amitav Ghosh and others Isabelle Weidner’s As ifDanielle Allen’s radical dukeand Amitav Ghosh’s ghost eye All of these are among the best reviewed books of the week. Brought to you by book marksLit Hub’s home for book reviews. * Imagination 1. As if by Isabelle Weidner(FSG) 4 rave •
It’s Pride month, and you know what that means: It’s the perfect excuse to buy a bunch of new quirky books. To get you started, I’ve highlighted seven weird books that check out the 2026 Read Harder Challenge tasks, including a non-fiction book about the resistance, a recent Gothic novel, a fabulist book, a book
Pepper Trident/Getty Images I have this daydream where I go to the park and read under a tree. The sun is shining. It is not very hot. The ground beneath me is comfortable. I have snacks, I’m hydrated, and I’m enthralled by the book in front of me. The problem is that it doesn’t usually
Billboards mounted on trucks featuring AI-generated images of Victoria’s Prime Minister Jacinta Allen, which have been traveling around Melbourne for several weeks, have attracted considerable scrutiny. It depicts Allen wearing a black pointed hat with the phrase ‘Dutch the Witch’. Victorian Upper House MP for the Animal Justice Party georgie purcellWoman who faced sexual abuse
When news broke that Australia would buy only second-hand nuclear submarines from the US, it signaled a major change in the AUKUS deal. it has made emma shortisDirector of International and Security Affairs at the Australia Institute, asks: What are some secondhand subs between friends?
Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the biggest headlines from last week. Persepolis author Marjane Satrapi dies at 56 Iranian French writer Marjane Satrapi dies at 56. The cause and location of his death have not been shared, but