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Paranormal researcher, historian, and author Julie Rathsack continues to bridge the gap between historical fact and spooky folklore. With two new books out since her last Morning Mix appearance, ongoing field investigations across Michigan, and an upcoming appearance at Grand Rapids Comic Con, Rathsack continues to bring fresh insights and archival evidence to supernatural enthusiasts…

Japanese manga artist Yoshinori Kobayashi, who has written books on history and monarchy, arrives at the Tokyo District Court in Tokyo on Oct. 26

In the last year, Michael Chabon, the Pulitzer-winning author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay and Telegraph Avenue,has pushed his formidable writing talents into new realms. The Berkeley-based wordsmith teamed up with Portland’s lauded comic book writer Matt Fraction to write backstories for the return of Fraction’s critically acclaimed series Casanova (landing in comic book shops…

Over five years after the fifth installment of Sarah J. Maas’ bestselling A Court of Thorns Roses series, A Court of Silver Flames, was released, the sixth book, A Court of Splintered Harmony, will be hitting bookshelves Oct. 27.

Shawn Robinson holds a Ph.D. in language and literacy, but it took until he was a freshman at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh to really learn how to read.

MARKETS SEPTEMBER 2026 CIRCANA BOOKSCAN – TOP 20 AUTHOR, MANGA, SUPERHERO GRAPHIC NOVELS New Disney, ‘Absolute Batman’ Volumes Top Superheros, while ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ and ‘JJK’ Stay Strong Posted by Brigid Alverson on October 21, 2026 @ 5:11 pm CT

Fans of YA dystopias had it made in the 2010s. Not only was the book genre hugely popular but those books were making their way to big screen adaptations as well giving fans their beloved stories and characters the kinds of live action exploration most book fans only dream of. There was another big trend…

1 of 7 — the-book-of-genocides-the-genocide-of-black-americans-stephanie-kloss-2026.png One of many unflinching images in The Book of Genocides by Vermont author Dana Mashoian Walrath. This image can be seen inside the book’s front cover and in the section “The Genocide of Black Americans.” Stephanie Kloss / Courtesy

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