Author Interview: Limelight by Andrew Keenan-Bolger In Limelight, Andrew Keenan-Bolger captures the thrill and pressure of growing up in the New York theater world, where wanting something badly can make you feel both alive and painfully exposed. Set in 1996, the novel follows Danny as he tries to find his footing […]
Books on Our Radar: Being Aro edited by Madeline Dyer and Rosiee Thor It’s Aromantic Awareness Week so let’s talk about a book that deserves space on your shelf. Being Aro is a YA anthology featuring twelve stories about aromantic characters across genres. Contemporary. Sci-fi. Fantasy. Apocalypse survival. One story […]
Feature: When Tony Stark Meets Odysseus: Why Marvel Is Our Modern Mythology What do a billionaire in a flying tin suit and a Greek king lost at sea actually have in common? On the surface, it’s a stretch. One has an arc reactor; the other has a wooden boat and […]
Cover Reveal: Love, Like Apples by Jeff Zentner We already know this one is going to hurt. A kid grows up in a house without much warmth. His brother is the one soft place. The one person who shows him that kindness isn’t weakness. And then the war takes him. […]
Author Interview: Butterfly Games by Kelly Scarborough Historical fiction has a way of breathing life into the margins of history, especially when it dares to imagine the inner worlds of women whose stories were flattened into scandal, rumor, or footnotes. In Butterfly Games, Kelly Scarborough brings readers into the glittering […]
Book Recommendation: Cursed Princess Club: A Most Unusual Princess by Michelle Knudsen Cursed Princess Club: A Most Unusual Princess by Michelle Nudson continues everything that made the Cursed Princess Club series so special for me in the first place. It is funny, heartfelt, and quietly radical in the way it […]
Cover Crush: Ramin Abbas Has MAJOR Questions by Ahmad Saber Ramin Abbas Has MAJOR Questions immediately caught our attention with its promise of a sharp, character driven story centered on curiosity, identity, and the courage it takes to ask hard questions. With a title that feels both playful and deeply […]
Author Interview: Carnival Fantástico by Angela Montoya Whimsical, romantic, and just a little bit dangerous, Carnival Fantastico sweeps readers into a magical traveling carnival where second chances, old wounds, and unexpected wonders collide. We’re thrilled to feature an interview with Angela Montoya to talk about food-first carnival priorities, banter-filled second-chance […]
Event Recap: 2025 Columbus Book Festival This past July, the Columbus Book Festival returned for its third year of celebrating readers, writers, and the joy of reading at Columbus Metropolitan Library (Main) and Topiary Park. The free, two-day event brought 200+ national and local authors, a variety of panels, community […]
Blog Tour & Book Look: Until the Clock Strikes Midnight by Alechia Dow Get ready to fall head over heels into a cozy, magical romance that reads like The Good Place meets a glittering fairy-tale remix. Until the Clock Strikes Midnight follows a spirited young fairy and a mischievous misfortune […]