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‘books’
6 Ways Nicola Griffith’s New Historical Novel Hild Is Like Game of Thrones
The young female protagonist reminds us of Arya ... and Bran, and Tyrion, and others.
Here’s Everything We Know About Garth Risk Hallberg’s 900-page, $2 Million Debut Novel
City of Fire is a big book in every way.
11 Lost Literary Classics You Can Download for Free
Plus: Eight massive online troves of great reading material.
10 Books to Read If You Can’t Get Enough of Your Favorite TV Shows
Miss Mad Men? Pining for Portlandia? Bummed about Breaking Bad? Cheer yourself up with these book doppelgängers.
How Millennials Feel About Melissa Joan Hart’s Many Make-outs, Then and Now
Would readers have been more excited about her smooches with Mario Lopez, Ryan Reynolds, and Adrian Grenier back in the nineties?
Replay Vulture’s Google+ Hangout with Divergent Author Veronica Roth
The Divergent author answered questions for nearly an hour.
Ask Divergent Author Veronica Roth Your Questions
Our Google+ Hangout with the Divergent author has been rescheduled for Tuesday, November 5.
Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens Reads Frankenstein Aloud
It could have been a very Downton Halloween.
R.L. Stine on Reviving Fear Street and Why He Loves Twitter
We have goosebumps just thinking about this.
See Shots From a New Photo Book by The Walking Dead’s Norman Reedus
When he's not Daryl Dixon, he's taking pictures. See some from his new collection.
Remembering River Phoenix Twenty Years After His Tragic Death
Memories are sparked by Last Night at the Viper Room, a new book about the final night of the heartthrob's life two decades ago.
Steven Spielberg Reteams With Lincoln Writer
Doris Kearns Goodwin sold her newest tome a week before its release.
Sabrina the Teenage Witch’s Melissa Joan Hart Didn’t Like Salem the Cat
On Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
Charting 20 Years of Pop-Culture Witches, Zombies, and Vampires
See the waxing and waning trendiness of these three spooky staples in movies and TV.
10 Tidbits From Corey Feldman’s Memoir, From ‘Fun’ to ‘Sad’
Coreyography runs the gamut from Goonies tales to his descent into drugs.
Go Ahead, Run This Feminist Bookstore in Chicago
Two owners are looking for their successor.
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