- Rachel Reid is a library hero for donating to libraries in danger of closing. Anjuli Patel has the latest. (CBC)
- Kelly Jensen reports on the vile agenda of Texas’s book-banning lieutenant governor. (Book Riot)
- Maris Kreizman dives into our growing problem with reading comprehension and literacy. (LitHub)
- Mesha Maren examines the trend of reissuing out-of-print books. (LARB)
- Shelley Streeby explores Ursula K. Le Guin’s environmental side. (LitHub)
- Carline Tromp shares what we can learn from reading science fiction and fantasy. (The Dial)
- J.R. Dawson looks to speculative fiction for ways to cope with death. (Reactor)
- Danika Ellis has the findings from their survey about what we think AI-written means. (Book Riot)
- Julia Du says that Henry David Thoreau has gotten big in China. (LitHub)
- Mike Pearl talks to booksellers who suspect that their stock is being sold to train AI. (Gizmodo)
