Two hundred and fifty years past the anniversary of her birth, Jane Austen is more popular than ever. Scholars praise her brilliant ability to blend her narrator’s voice with the inner thoughts of her characters, her Shakespearian... Read More

Reviewer Aimee Jodoin Interviews Michelle Labine, Author of Her Face of Autism: A Guide for Late-Diagnosed Women Exploring Identity, Sexuality, and Well-Being / The book industry introduces us to an endless number of interesting,... Read More

Reviewer Mari Carlson Interviews Elizabeth Tucker, Author of The Pale Flesh of Wood / The tongue-in-cheek quip about what it takes to be a good writer, you simply sit down at the typewriter, open your veins, and bleed, is of uncertain... Read More

Editor-in-Chief Michelle Schingler Interviews Kao Kalia Yang, Author of A Home on the Page / The word “America” has long been lingua franca the world over to describe this shining land of opportunity, freedom, and rule of law that we... Read More

Reviewer Caroline Goldberg Igra Interviews M. E. Torrey, Author of Fox Creek: Book 1 of the Fox Creek Plantation Trilogy / It is not a stretch to say that the United States continues to suffer from a lingering sense of PTSD from... Read More

Call to Action: Join the “Contact the Governor Day“ on Monday, March 2, 2026 Open Letter to the Publishing Community At the end of last year, I published articles respectively in September, November, and December, in Booklist, The... Read More

Reviewer Kristine Morris Interviews Faith Freed, Author of DIY Spirituality: Chart Your Own Sacred Path / For decades, Pew Research has documented a decline in the percentage of Americans who identify with organized religion. While... Read More

An Interview with Christopher Robbins, CEO and Co-founder of Familius / Publishing companies get created for all sorts of reasons but in today’s interview with Foreword’s Executive Editor Matt Sutherland, Christopher Robbins credits... Read More