Reshaping Our Understanding of Fire and the Natural World by River Selby
Outside my open window I hear an unfamiliar birdsong flitting from place to place. Or perhaps several birds are stringing their songs across time…
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Books to Pack on Your Outdoor Adventures this Earth Day!
Whatever your plans are for getting outside this Earth Day, Grove Atlantic has the perfect book for you to bring along! Whether you’ll be…
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When an Idea Becomes a Story by Rabih Alameddine
I’m sure some writer somewhere has a good answer to the “Where did the idea for your novel come from” question, but that wouldn’t…
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Best Books to Add to Your Women’s History Month TBR
Celebrate Women’s History Month with these essential titles from Grove Atlantic! From nonfiction that shines a light on trailblazing feminist figures, to fiction that…
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Q&A with Lauren Francis-Sharma, David Wright Faladé, and Tochi Onyebuchi
In addition to reading books by Black authors during Black History Month, this is a great time to dig deep and discover why they…
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On the Labor of Love by Stephanie Sy-Quia
Caring for someone at the end of their life is a form of labour much harder to sugarcoat than the raising of children. It…
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Love’s Big Beautiful Moment by Lily King
A few days ago, Bad Bunny performed at the Super Bowl halftime show. When he appeared, a billboard above the stadium lit up with…
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Remembering Tom Stoppard
Grove Press first published Tom Stoppard in 1967 with his seminal work Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, which quickly established itself as a pinnacle and…
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Scary Book to Screen Adaptations We All Deserve for Halloween
TRICK OR TREAT! Keep the lights on—you never know what’s lurking in the dark . . . or in a book’s pages. Whether they’re…
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Why the Fight Against Book Bans Matter
This year, Banned Books Week is running from October 5-11, with the theme “Censorship Is So 1984. Read for Your Rights.” From titles like…
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