Beth Fish Reads

One of the things I look forward to when I plan my annual trip to Book Expo (formally BEA), is getting a chance to learn about books from ...

One thing I love about BookExpo American (BEA) is the look into my reading future. Publicists are naturally extra-excited about the books ...

The other day I was chatting with friends on Twitter about reading nonfiction and was encouraged and inspired by them to write about true s...

Lunchtime is reading time for many of us. I used to spend my midday break with my current print/eBook or my audiobook, but lately I'...

In just less than a hundred pages Sarah Manguso talks about her intimate relationship with her twenty-five-year-old daily habit of writing...

I know there are still two weeks left in December and I'm not done reading for the year, but I want to get my best-of lists up before ...

What would it be like to live a world that was as familiar as 1950s America but was inhabited by both humans and others? Miss Vicks, her...

Welcome to a special edition of Imprint Friday which today is actually Small Press Friday. Although I usually celebrate new releases fro...

A couple of weeks ago I shared the opening of Alyson Hagy's newest book, Boleto , and some quick facts about this beautifully written n...

What if you were the youngest of three sons looking for a way to escape your family's small ranch in central Wyoming? Although there...

These days, when American readers think of Scandinavian writers, Stieg Larsson, Camilla Läckberg, and Jo Nesbø quickly come to mind. Alt...