Humans have written literary masterpieces without machines for hundreds of years. Romantasy writers caught using ChatGPT have explaining to do.

On June 27, Variety announced that Brynne Weaver’s groundbreaking dark romance, Butcher & Blackbird, had been picked up for a ...

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Leo is the true BookTok wannabe, turning poetry into a stage performance. Every poem is a showstopper, designed to garner applause and adoration. They embody the drama and charisma of literary fame.

As BookTok continues to evolve and expand its influence over the literary world, there has never been a better time to embrace this platform. In recent years, BookTok, the literary corner of ...

Butcher & Blackbird was the first of Weaver’ Ruinous Love Trilogy, which will conclude with the Feb. 11 release of Scythe & Sparrow.

When Brynne Weaver first released her novel Butcher & Blackbird, she was on a fact finding mission in the self-publishing world. The author had started with fantasy, then moved into paranormal ...

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She adds that BookTok is breaking communication barriers all around the world, “The way that diversity is being spoken about in TikTok right now for books is helpful for people to widen their ...

10 new books to read in February Along with the requisite V-Day romances, there are books on the relationship between music and queer culture and a critical analysis of Abbas Kiarostami’s oeuvre.

BookTok has spawned massive amounts of excitement for particular titles and authors, and the very nature of BookTok content has pushed readers toward physical copies of their favorite books.