What Were New Yorkers Reading in 2025?
Some takeaways from the New York Public Library's book checkout data
20 Trends That Will Define the Lives of American Men in 2026
We assembled our panel of experts. Here are their predictions for your dating life, your wardrobe, your fitness regimen and more.
15 Coffee Table Books to Upgrade Their Space (or Yours) This Season
A just-released retrospective on Air Jordan, a re-issue of an Annie Leibovitz classic, and new titles on style, cars, art, music and more
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This December
Body modification, annotated lyrics and more to close out 2025
Remembering Tom Stoppard, Who Turned Big Ideas Into Thrilling Drama
The playwright died this week at the age of 88
Inside the World of High-End Restomods
An excerpt from Bill Schwartz's "Restomods: The New World Order of Handcrafted Cars"
Why the New York Times Birthday Book Is the Best Gift I’ve Ever Given
The coffee table book is filled with every front page of the New York Times on the day you were born, starting with the year you were born
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This November
Featuring cults, tigers and the science of dreams
Lost Jack Kerouac Story Discovered in Gangster's Archive
How it got there is a mystery
How Tyler Pager Became a Star Political Reporter Before Turning 30
The New York Times White House correspondent has built a successful career on ambition, sourcing and asking the right questions
Librarian to Receive $700,000 for Settlement in Censorship Lawsuit
Another related lawsuit is still ongoing
Exploring the Eternal Allure of the Acoustic Guitar
An excerpt from John Stubbings's "The Devil Is in It: A History of the American Acoustic Guitar"
AI Scammers Are Now Using Book Clubs to Target Authors
Writing scams often target new or self-published authors. This is different.
Is BookTok Ready for Mayonnaise-Scented Romantasy?
Jennifer L. Armentrout's new novel "The Primal of Blood and Bone" has a very distinctive limited edition
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This October
Including an Anthony Bourdain anthology, filmmakers’ memoirs and an ode to running
The Benefits of Buying Books You’ll Probably Never Read
Confused? Get to know the Japanese philosophy of "tsundoku."