Author: Emily Martin

Hi Book Friends!

Happy Monday, and welcome to another Book Radar. It’s been a cold, rainy month, and it’s supposed to rain here for the rest of January, pretty much nonstop. But it warms me to read books and talk about books with other people who love books. So, thanks for being here. Thanks for reading. And if you ever want to talk to me more about the books you’re reading and what you’re excited to read next, feel free to reach out! In the meantime, let’s talk about more books.

Book Deals and Reveals

Today has a first look at Casey McQuiston’s third adult novel, The Pairing, which they say is their “spiciest” book yet: “I think I’ve been building up my confidence as a writer to be able to publish spicy romance without being self-conscious or embarrassed about it.” You can check it out for yourself when it comes out on August 6.

Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis’ memoir Scar Tissue has been optioned for a big-screen adaptation. Kiedis will produce the project alongside Imagine Entertainment’s Brian Grazer and Chili Peppers manager Guy Oseary.

Here’s the cover reveal of A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang! It’s out from St. Martin’s Press in October.

And here’s the cover of Diana Renn’s The Owl Prowl Mystery, designed by C.B. Royal at Fitzroy Books/Regal House. This middle grade eco-mystery hits shelves on August 13.

Elle has shared the cover of Laura van den Berg’s new novel, State of Paradise. This one’s out in July!

Scholastic has announced that an illustrated edition of The Hunger Games is coming out later this year.

The Los Angeles Public Library has become one of the few public libraries in this country with its own press, joining the Library of Congress and the New York Public Library.

Here are 15 book-to-screen adaptations coming in 2024. Add these books to your TBR before these movies/TV shows come out!

We Need Diverse Books has announced this year’s winners and honorees for the Walter Awards.

Book Riot Recommends

Hi, welcome to everyone’s favorite segment of Book Radar called Book Riot Recommends. This is where I’ll talk to you about all the books I’m reading, the books I’m loving, and the books I can’t wait to read and love in the near future. I think you’re going to love them too!

2024 is the tenth year of the Read Harder Challenge! Join us as we make our way through 24 tasks meant to expand our reading horizons and diversify our TBRs. To get book recommendations for each task, sign up for the Read Harder newsletter. We’ll also keep you informed about other cool reading challenges, readathons, and more across the bookish internet. If you become a paid subscriber, you get even more recommendations plus community features, where you can connect with a community of passionate, like-minded readers in a cozy and supportive corner of the internet. Sign up today!

Prepare Your Shelves!

What I’m Reading This Week

Rouge by Mona Awad

Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry

Where You End by Abbott Kahler

Interesting Facts About Space by Emily Austin

Out There Screaming, edited by Jordan Peele

Bookish Memes

My husband just finished reading a book I read in, like, 2020. And now he wants to talk to me about it. I know I loved this book, but like…this reel feels really relevant to me at the moment.

And Here’s A Cat Picture!

I’m cat-sitting this week, so you get to see a new cat! What a treat! Here’s Ramona, everyone! She’s a sweet girl who’s really vocal and snuggly. Everyone say hi to Ramona!

Anyhow, that’s all I’ve got for you today. As always, it’s been a pleasure. It means so much to me that you take the time out of your day to do book things with me. Have a lovely week!

Emily

How goes it, Book Friends?

I’m doing pretty well. Got my hair done today. Got to cuddle some cats. Got to eat some pizza. Can’t complain. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, let’s talk about what really matters. Taylor Swift. Wait…no, it’s books. Of course I meant to say books. Let’s talk about books! (But also a little bit about Taylor Swift.)

Book Deals and Reveals

Elly Conway, author of the new novel Argylle, which has already been adapted into film, is an author shrouded in mystery. Who is Elly Conway, really? Some people are sure the novel was actually written by Taylor Swift. But Argylle director Matthew Vaughn says it’s not true: “There is an Elly Conway who wrote the book, but it’s not Taylor Swift.” Sorry, Swifties.

Paste revealed the cover and an excerpt from The Hunter’s Gambit, the latest novel from Ciel Pierlot. The novel is out on June 25 from Angry Robot Books.

Isabela Ferrer And Alex Neustaedter have been cast to play young Lily and young Atlas in Sony’s adaptation of It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover. It Ends With Us is getting a theatrical release on June 21.

OMG, more news for Swifties?? Here’s the cover of Kat McKenna’s Look What You Made Me Do, a look at fandom culture. It’s out from Gallery YA on May 9.

Taiwanese American writer Gracie Marsden will publish Bones of Jade, Flesh Like Ice with Viking. The publisher described the book as a “dark, historical feminist fantasy novel immersed in Taiwanese mythology” that follows “a woman on a path of revenge and redemption.” A publication date has yet to be set.

Amy James will publish her debut adult romance novel with Avon has part of a two-book deal. A Five-Letter Word for Love is set for a December release.

Bindu Bansinath, staff writer at The Cut, will be publishing her first novel, Men Like Ours, with Bloomsbury. The book will be published in 2026.

These are the 23 most clicked-on books featured on Book Riot in 2023, from fantasy to literary fiction and more.

Here are the books that all the book clubs are reading for January 2024, plus how to join in the discussion.

Book Riot Recommends

Hi, welcome to everyone’s favorite segment of Book Radar called Book Riot Recommends. This is where I’ll talk to you about all the books I’m reading, the books I’m loving, and the books I can’t wait to read and love in the near future. I think you’re going to love them too!

2024 is the tenth year of the Read Harder Challenge! Join us as we make our way through 24 tasks meant to expand our reading horizons and diversify our TBRs. To get book recommendations for each task, sign up for the Read Harder newsletter. We’ll also keep you informed about other cool reading challenges, readathons, and more across the bookish internet. If you become a paid subscriber, you get even more recommendations plus community features, where you can connect with a community of passionate, like-minded readers in a cozy and supportive corner of the internet. Sign up today!

Can’t Wait for This One!

Words of Literary Wisdom

“When you age, wrinkles don’t make you older. They make you look more like yourself…Everything comes to the surface eventually.”

— The Magical Language of Others by E.J. Koh

What’s Up in the Book Community?

My iPhone is constantly telling me I spend too much time staring at my screen, which is honestly so rude. But this means I spend a lot of time scrolling around the online book community: BookTube, Bookstagram, BookTok, BookLinkedIn (JK. That’s not a thing…I don’t think). You get the idea. Don’t have the time, energy, or the will to do all of that yourself? No problem. I got you. In this weekly section of Book Radar, we’ll take a look at something cool, interesting, and/or newsy that’s going on in the book community.

Are you ready for your first Read-A-Thon for 2024? For me, it will be Black-A-Thon, which is in its 5th year this February. Check out all of the details on this great Read-A-Thon, hosted by Jesse on YouTube. Will you be joining me? What are you planning on reading?

And Here’s A Cat Picture!

We’re ending today’s newsletter with this pic of Remy looking absolutely sassy on top of his favorite bed. This is basically where he lives at the moment. He’s there right now. He was there this morning. He will be there tomorrow. Is he ok? Who knows? He’s a cat.

And… that’s all, friends! See you Monday!

Emily

Dear Book Friends,

Hello, and welcome to another Monday edition of Book Radar. I’m here to bring you all the buzz on all the books. I know I mentioned it in the last newsletter, but wow. It’s really cold here right now. I made a giant pot of soup and have been surviving off of it for the past several days. You want the recipe? Here you go. Enjoy. And now books.

Book Deals and Reveals

Did you see this coming? Keanu Reeves has written a sci-fi novel with China Miéville. “I’m very excited for the opportunity to announce that I’ve partnered with one of my favorite authors, China Miéville, on the novel The Book of Elsewhere,” Reeves shared with GMA in a video announcement. “The series tells the story of an immortal warrior’s fight through the ages, and I love the world of BRZRKR so much that I wanted to explore it further, and I thought one of the best ways to do that is through a novel.” The book comes out in July.

Here’s the cover reveal of The Boy from Two Worlds, Jason Offutt’s sequel to The Girl in the Corn. It’s out from Camcat Books this June.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Netflix is releasing a 14-episode series adaptation of One Day by David Nicholls. One Day premieres February 8.

Random House will publish Lisa Marie Presley’s posthumous memoir in collaboration with Presley’s daughter, actress Riley Keough. The book will be out this October.

Simon & Schuster has acquired the world rights to Bill Maher’s What This Comedian Said Will Shock You. It’s set for a June release.

Here are the most popular books on Goodreads in the last decade, including all sorts of genres and authors.

Zadie Smith, Paul Murray, and Naomi Klein are among the authors who have been shortlisted for the Writers’ Prize, which was formerly known as the Rathbones Folio Prize.

Here it is! Book Riot’s most anticipated books of 2024! Be sure to look for mine in the list. 😉

Book Riot Recommends

Hi, welcome to everyone’s favorite segment of Book Radar called Book Riot Recommends. This is where I’ll talk to you about all the books I’m reading, the books I’m loving, and the books I can’t wait to read and love in the near future. I think you’re going to love them too!

2024 is the tenth year of the Read Harder Challenge! Join us as we make our way through 24 tasks meant to expand our reading horizons and diversify our TBRs. To get book recommendations for each task, sign up for the Read Harder newsletter. We’ll also keep you informed about other cool reading challenges, readathons, and more across the bookish internet. If you become a paid subscriber, you get even more recommendations plus community features, where you can connect with a community of passionate, like-minded readers in a cozy and supportive corner of the internet. Sign up today!

Prepare Your Shelves!

What I’m Reading This Week

You’re Not Supposed to Die Tonight by Kalynn Bayron

Out There Screaming, edited by Jordan Peele

Biography of X by Catherine Lacey

Where You End by Abbott Kahler

Interesting Facts About Space by Emily Austin

Bookish Memes

The Golden Globes memes are hitting, and these bookish ones are really, really hitting.

And Here’s A Cat Picture!

My goal this week is to cuddle up with a blanket and a book and a cat, and well…dreams are coming true!

Hopefully, you got some book and cat cuddle time over the weekend as well. If not, hey, it’s Monday, but take a break! You’re allowed!

Emily

Book Radar Friends!

It’s Thursday, and the weather is freaking wild this week! It’s cold outside, and it’s supposed to snow all weekend. I’m excited to maybe cuddle up with a kitty, some books, and a warm cuppa tea. But before we do all of that, we gotta talk book news.

Book Deals and Reveals

Akwaeke Emezi has a new novel coming out later this year, and a few days ago, they revealed the beautiful cover of their eighth book! Emezi writes, “Little Rot is an absolutely unhinged story set in the underbelly of a Nigerian city.” It’s out on June 18.

Rainbow Rowell is releasing her first adult novel since Landline. Slow Dance is coming in July.

Tor.com has revealed the cover of Paolo Bacigalupi’s new sweeping literary fantasy Navola. It’s out from Knopf on July 9.

Here’s the cover reveal of Wendy Chen’s debut novel Their Divine Fires, which is described as “a gorgeously poetic family saga that begins at the dawn of the Chinese Revolution and spans 100 years to trace the intricate lives of four generations of Chinese and Chinese American women grappling with history, obligations, betrayal, and love in order to come into their own power and learn not just how to survive but flourish.” It’s out on May 7.

Little Golden Book is making a children’s book version of Alien. A is for Alien: An ABC Book will teach children their ABCs using illustrations from the sci-fi horror movie. The book is set to release on July 9, 2024.

Andrew Garfield and Cynthia Erivo have signed on to lead Audible’s audio adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984. Andrew Scott and Tom Hardy will also star. The audio drama is set to release in April.

Speaking of Andrew Garfield, the actor has left Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein adaptation due to scheduling conflicts. Instead, Jacob Elordi will take on the role of Frankenstein’s monster.

Skydance has bought the adaptation rights to the Ranger’s Apprentice series by John Flanagan in the hopes of turning it into a franchise.

Connect with book lovers all over the world by following 17 of the best bookstores and libraries on TikTok.

Based on trends and data, and including everything from fantasy to romance, these are the next big TikTok books.

Book Riot Recommends

Hi, welcome to everyone’s favorite segment of Book Radar called Book Riot Recommends. This is where I’ll talk to you about all the books I’m reading, the books I’m loving, and the books I can’t wait to read and love in the near future. I think you’re going to love them too!

2024 is the tenth year of the Read Harder Challenge! Join us as we make our way through 24 tasks meant to expand our reading horizons and diversify our TBRs. To get book recommendations for each task, sign up for the Read Harder newsletter. We’ll also keep you informed about other cool reading challenges, readathons, and more across the bookish internet. If you become a paid subscriber, you get even more recommendations plus community features, where you can connect with a community of passionate, like-minded readers in a cozy and supportive corner of the internet. Sign up today!

Can’t Wait for This One!

Words of Literary Wisdom

“Women got that feeling about him, that funny one we all get when we know something isn’t right, but we don’t know how to politely extricate ourselves from the situation without escalating the threat of violence or harassment. That is not a skill women are taught, the same way men are not taught that it is okay to leave a woman alone if what she wants is to be left alone.”
— Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll

And Here’s A Cat Picture!

I hate that I’ve had to work so much this week because all I really want to do is cuddle with this cutie! Just look at his little happy face! Maybe this weekend, with the cold weather, I’ll get more cat cuddle time. I hope you get some, too, if you have a cat this cute in your life.

And…that’s it! Stay warm this weekend, friends. January is Januarying!

Emily

Hi Book Friends!

It’s Monday, which means it’s Book Radar time. I hope you had a wonderful weekend and that you’re ready to dive into books. I’ve got a lot of stuff to share with you today. Let’s gooooo!

Book Deals and Reveals

Here’s the cover reveal for Susie Dumond’s sophomore novel Looking for A Sign, perfect for lovers of romance and astrology. This queer romance follows Gray, who’s on a mission to date one person of each zodiac sign to find her perfect match. It’s out on June 11.

And here’s the cover reveal of What the Woods Took by Courtney Gould, featuring an illustration by Peter Strain. It’s out on December 10.

Here’s another exciting cover reveal: Before & After You & Me by Dallas Woodburn. This contemporary YA novel is coming on May 7th from Owl Hollow Press.

Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst will become a published author two years after her death. Kryst’s mom, April Simpkins, said that one of her daughter’s dying wishes was getting her book — By the Time You Read This: The Space Between Cheslie’s Smile and Mental Illness — published. It will be released on April 23.

Alice Hoffman has announced a new book for young readers. When We Flew Away explores the life of Anne Frank before the diary. It’s out in September.

Here’s an excerpt from The Waters by Bonnie Jo Campbell. This book was just announced as the January 2024 pick for The Today Show‘s “Read With Jenna” book club.

Attention horror lovers! Start your new year off right with a fright and check out these scary reads for January of 2024.

Start your new year with a bang with Book Riot’s January 2024 horoscopes, paired with new books from Kiley Reid, Bora Chung, and more.

Book Riot Recommends

Hi, welcome to everyone’s favorite segment of Book Radar called Book Riot Recommends. This is where I’ll talk to you about all the books I’m reading, the books I’m loving, and the books I can’t wait to read and love in the near future. I think you’re going to love them too!

2024 is the tenth year of the Read Harder Challenge! Join us as we make our way through 24 tasks meant to expand our reading horizons and diversify our TBRs. To get book recommendations for each task, sign up for the Read Harder newsletter. We’ll also keep you informed about other cool reading challenges, readathons, and more across the bookish internet. If you become a paid subscriber, you get even more recommendations plus community features, where you can connect with a community of passionate, like-minded readers in a cozy and supportive corner of the internet. Sign up today!

Prepare Your Shelves!

What I’m Reading This Week

This Thing Between Us by Gus Moreno

Black Paradox by Junji Ito

Out There Screaming, ed Jordan Peele

A Winter in New York by Josie Silver

Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll

Biography of X by Catherine Lacey

Bookish Memes

We all know Ben Affleck loves his Dunkin. Sometimes, too much. Here are some excellent bookish memes featuring Ben Affleck struggling while drinking Dunkin Donuts.

And Here’s A Cat Picture!

The Christmas tree is still up, friends. And I think it has to be until I finish viewing all of my Christmas movies. Still, I think Murray might be judging me a little bit? Also, hey, check it out; we got an Echo for Christmas.

And that’s all I have for you this Monday! I hope you have a wonderful week, and I hope your reading year is off to a good start. Happy New Year!

Emily

Happy New Year, friends!

This is such an exciting time of year. A time to set new goals and start fresh, yes. But more importantly, it’s a time to look forward to all new book releases and the unforgettable reads that will define our upcoming year. What will be the best reads of 2024? Only time will tell. But for now, let’s talk books.

Book Deals and Reveals

In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, actor and comedian Rebel Wilson told the publication that writing her new memoir Rebel Rising was a “gut-wrenching” and “emotional” experience. The book is out from Simon & Schuster on April 2.

Reese Witherspoon’s first book club pick of the year is First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston. Witherspoon says, “This fast-paced read has everything you could want in a thriller: secret identities, a mysterious boss and a cat & mouse game that kept me guessing the whole way through.”

Good Morning America‘s first book club pick for 2024 is The Storm We Made by Vanessa Chan. Read along and join the conversation all month long on GMA’s Instagram account.

Get your TBR list ready. Here’s BookBub’s most anticipated books of 2024.

Vulture has also released their list of most-anticipated 2024 books.

Paste has a list of their most anticipated fantasy releases of 2024.

Here are the new fantasy, science fiction, and horror books out in 2024 that Goodreads users are most excited to read!

Book Riot Recommends

Hi, welcome to everyone’s favorite segment of Book Radar called Book Riot Recommends. This is where I’ll talk to you about all the books I’m reading, the books I’m loving, and the books I can’t wait to read and love in the near future. I think you’re going to love them too!

2024 is the tenth year of the Read Harder Challenge! Join us as we make our way through 24 tasks meant to expand our reading horizons and diversify our TBRs. To get book recommendations for each task, sign up for the Read Harder newsletter. We’ll also keep you informed about other cool reading challenges, readathons, and more across the bookish internet. If you become a paid subscriber, you get even more recommendations plus community features, where you can connect with a community of passionate, like-minded readers in a cozy and supportive corner of the internet. Sign up today!

Can’t Wait for This One!

Words of Literary Wisdom

“I always imagined that everyone’s Sunken Place would look different, a manifestation of our own personal horrors.”

— Jordan Peele, Out There Screaming

What’s Up in the Book Community?

My iPhone is constantly telling me I spend too much time staring at my screen, which is honestly so rude. But this means I spend a lot of time scrolling around the online book community: BookTube, Bookstagram, BookTok, BookLinkedIn (JK. That’s not a thing…I don’t think). You get the idea. Don’t have the time, energy, or the will to do all of that yourself? No problem. I got you. In this weekly section of Book Radar, we’ll take a look at something cool, interesting, and/or newsy that’s going on in the book community.

I love checking out BookTube around this time of year because everyone’s posting their best-of lists and their most anticipated books of the year. Here are some of my favorites:

• BooksandLala Ranks her 4.5 and 5 Star Books of 2023
• GavinReadsItAll’s Top 10 of 2023
• Jess Owens’ Anticipated Releases of 2024
• ThisStoryAintOver’s Top 10 Books of 2023
• Tori Morrow’s Highly Anticipated 2024 Sci-Fi and Fantasy
• ABookOlive’s Anticipated Releases for Jan, Feb, and March
• Every Book A Clockwork Reader Read in 2023

Enjoy!

And Here’s A Cat Picture!

If you are a cat parent, then you know that they just go wherever they want, whenever they want. Like, for instance, this morning Cersei decided to curl up next to the coffee maker. Maybe for maximum warmth? Who knows?

With that, our first Book Radar of 2024 comes to an end! Thank you for being here with me, and here’s to an amazing year ahead, friends!

Emily

Dear Book Friends,

Welcome to the final Book Radar newsletter of 2023. It’s been a fun year, and I thank you for being here with me for it. Last week, we looked at some of the best books of 2023. Now, as we get close to the New Year, it’s time to look at what we’re looking forward to in 2024. Are you ready?

Book Deals and Reveals

Electric Lit shared an exclusive cover reveal of Housemates by Emma Copley Eisenberg. The cover was designed by Lynn Buckley. The novel will be published by Hogarth on May 28th, 2024.

Hulu Japan has announced that it is producing a live-action adaptation of Yukito Ayatsuji’s The Decagon House Murders (Jukkakukan no Satsujin). It has not been revealed whether it will be a film or a series, but it will debut in March.

Here’s the cover reveal of Lady Macbeth by Ava Reid. This feminist retelling of Macbeth is set to be released on August 6, 2024.

Here are the biggest TikTok book recommendations of 2023. Surprise: Colleen Hoover didn’t make the cut this year.

From history books to award-winning literary fiction to memoirs, here are the books Barack Obama named as his favorites of 2023.

Surveying the data reported from 19 public libraries across the country, here are the top 10 most popular books in 2023.

New year, new audiobooks! With 2024 just around the corner, here are 10 of Libro.fm’s most pre-ordered books of winter 2024.

Book Riot Recommends

Hi, welcome to everyone’s favorite segment of Book Radar called Book Riot Recommends. This is where I’ll talk to you about all the books I’m reading, the books I’m loving, and the books I can’t wait to read and love in the near future. I think you’re going to love them too!

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Most Anticipated Books of 2024

The Eyes are the Best Part by Monika Kim — This debut horror novel is at the very top of my TBR list for 2024. After the death of her father, Ji-Won is the one who has to keep her family together. But she can’t stop thinking about eating eyes.

Come and Get It by Kiley Reid — If you read Kiley Reid’s debut, Such A Fun Age, you’re probably excited for this January release just as much as I am. Millie Cousins is a college student just hoping to get by. So when visiting professor Agatha Paul offers Millie an interesting research opportunity that pays well, how can she refuse?

The Hunter by Tana French — Every Tana French novel is an absolute must-read for me. There’s no one out there consistently writing mysteries as good as hers. Period. In this sequel to The Searcher, former Chicago police officer Cal Hooper has moved to rural Ireland to retire and build a life with a local woman named Lena. He also forms a bond with teenager Trey Reddy. But then Trey’s father comes back into the picture. And along with him, he brings an English millionaire and a scheme to help the whole town get richer.

Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay — I’m already expecting this Paul Tremblay novel to be one of my favorites of the year. Yes, expectations are high, but this premise sounds so good. Back in 1993, a group of young filmmakers spent four weeks making an art-house horror film that would become a cult classic despite the fact that it was never released. Now, three decades later, there are talks of a major Hollywood reboot.

Where Sleeping Girls Lie by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé — Here’s a YA novel I can’t wait to read in 2024. Sade Hussein is a high school student who just transferred to the elite and prestigious Alfred Nobel Academy boarding school for her junior year. But when Sade’s roommate goes missing, everyone suspects the new girl has something to do with it.

Can’t Wait to Watch in 2024

Here are some book adaptations that I’m super excited to see in 2024!

American Fiction — This one is technically already out, but it gets a wide release in January, which means most of us will get to see it in 2024. This is an adaptation of the novel Erasure by Percival Everett, so if you haven’t read this novel, check it out now before you see the movie!

Heartstopper: Season 3 — This one is self-explanatory, yes? Heartstopper seasons 1 and 2 were absolute delights, and I can’t wait for the third season, which just wrapped filming.

Wicked – Okay, so I haven’t actually read the novel Wicked, but I’m a big musical theater nerd, and I love this musical. Wicked, Part 1 is out in November 2024. It’s a while from now, but I’m marking my calendar all the same.

Bridgerton: Season 3 —The third season of Bridgerton will explore the long-awaited romance between Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton. Part 1 premiers on Netflix on May 16th, and Part 2 on June 13th.

A Gentleman in Moscow — Here’s another novel I need to read before the adaptation comes out! But I love anything Ewan McGregor does, so I’m totally on board with this one. The series will be available on Showtime at some point in 2024.

And Here’s A Dog Picture!

Here’s something a little bit different. I was dogsitting this week, and I got a cute little pic of these two together. The tall guy is Monty, and the little guy is Sammy.

And yeah, you might notice I was reading Heartstopper: Vol. 5 with the guys. 2023 has been the year of complete Heartstopper obsession for me!

Anyway, that’s all for 2023, friends. See you next year!

Emily