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Celeste Ng Shares Details About How Libro.fm Will Participate in Independent Bookstore Day

Independent Bookstore Day is this Saturday, April 29. Indie Bookstore ambassador Celeste Ng has shared some details on Twitter about how Libro.fm is getting involved. In addition to the huge sale Libro.fm is having on many of their titles — many audiobooks are $5 or less all week — 250 of Libro.fm’s bookstore partners will be hiding “golden tickets” in their stores on IBD. If you find a golden ticket, you’ll get 12 free Libro.fm audiobooks! So make sure to go shopping this Saturday.

Tor Nightfire Announces New Novella from T. Kingfisher

Tor Nightfire has announced a sequel to T. Kingfisher’s bestselling novel What Moves the Dead. The new novella, entitled What Feasts at Night, is coming out in March 2024. Kingfisher says it was so fun writing the main character Alex Easton. “So of course, I started writing a sequel,” Kingfisher says. “I got about a third of the way through that sequel, and realized that I was writing a third book, not a second book. (Hey, it happens.) That book had to be over there, but there was a different book that had to go here, which I needed to write first. So I set that one down and started on What Feasts at Night, which unfolded in front of me, full of local folklore and trauma, priests and widows, and Easton crashing into the middle of it, trailing chaos in their wake.”

The Hunger Games Returns in New Prequel Trailer

The first trailer for The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes has been released. This film is the prequel of the original Hunger Games series and stars Tom Blyth as a young Coriolanus Snow. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes also stars Rachel Zegler, Viola Davis, and Peter Dinklage. You can watch the movie only in theaters starting on November 17.

Why the Brits Love Up Lit

Why do the British love up lit? A look at the category of books, why they do well in the UK, and reflecting on why Americans connect with them less.