John Warner

Amazon has conquered a lot of aspects of our cultural and consumer world, but when it came to bricks-and-mortar bookstores, they biffed, big time. Every single physical location closed back...

Writing recently in his newsletter, Lincoln Michel (author of "The Body Scout"), championed books narrated by the "weird little freaks of the world." I am here today to second that...

Normally, I don't do romance. Just ask Mrs. Biblioracle. Ba-dum-da! But seriously folks, romance is not a genre in which I do much reading at all, which in fact makes...

As a new year begins, possibilities seem endless, and we set goals hopefully tied to our future fulfillment. My resolution for 2024 may sound strange coming from someone who spends...

It's fiction week for the Biblioracle Book Awards. As always, I read far more books worthy of recognition than I could possibly fit in 600 words, so consider these the...

Somehow, we have reached (almost) the end of another year, which means it's time for my annual Biblioracle Book Awards, an entirely idiosyncratic exercise meant to highlight some of the...

Each year during holiday times I try to conjure some book-related gift-giving advice. This year, having no fresh inspiration, I've been procrastinating, but in my procrastination, I have stumbled on...

Jack Reacher is back, both on the page and on the screen. The page is in the form of "The Secret," the 28th volume of the series, now cowritten by...

There is a piece of writing that I find so funny in the dozen or so times I've attempted to read it aloud — almost always to an audience of...

There are a lot of books out there purporting to unlock the keys to improved "performance." You've got overt self-help like "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen...