For the love of books
Since Gossip Girl is celebrating the tenth-year anniversary of its pilot episode this week, we wanted to dive back in and recall some of the most INSANE moments. Take our quiz to see how much you remember! Feature Image Via The CW
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is best known for his legendary basketball career, but did you know he is also a passionate writer? Turns out Abdul-Jabbar has written thirteen books, the newest of which is a graphic novel called Mycroft Holmes and the Apocalypse Handbook. He chose to develop Mycroft Holmes, the older brother of our favorite Sherlock Holmes, as he was a huge fan of the Arthur Conan Doyle’s series when he was a kid. Abdul-Jabbar’s series has become a bestselling phenomenon across the globe. Image Courtesy of Goodreads BookRiot sat down to talk with Abdul-Jabbar about his new book. Regarding his development of …
Emilia Clarke is as excited for season eight as the rest of us! Yesterday, she went full Khaleesi on us all by dying her hair that beautiful Targaryen blonde that we’ve all come to know and love over the years. I sense this hair color will go from favorite Halloween-costume-wig to real life trend very soon! Who’s in? AAAAHHHHHHH SHHHHIIIII****** ? I done did it. Mother of dragons meet Emilia. Emilia meet mother of dragons. If you squint just so you might never know. ?⚡️ All hail to the magnificence of @kevalexanderhair and @candicebanks74 the genius creators of ‘KHALEESI WIG’ …
Where does the bestselling author alive draw her inspiration from? Herself! Vanity Fair recently did an article on Danielle Steel on account of her new book, Fairytale. Steel gave them an inside look at her office in San Francisco. The walls feature framed copies of her book covers and her desk is a stack of three of her New York Times #1 fiction bestsellers: Star, Heartbeat, and Daddy. The biggest competition is the one in the mirror, am I right? Take a look at her awesome office space. Image Via Vanity Fair Fairytale hits shelves on October 10th. Order your copy here! It’ll 100% be magical. Feature …
The powerful adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale (and its many Emmy wins) has sparked the need for feminist dystopian literature inside us all! Below are five must-reads on just that. 1. When She Woke by Hillary Jordan Image Via Goodreads In this Bellwether Prize-winner, those who are convicted of a crime cannot fly under the radar. Once convicted, your skin is chromed with a color that determines the level of your crime. They then release you into the world for all to see your crimes and you must try to survive. Hannah’s skin is now red, which means murder. Join her on her path …
