With over 75 million copies sold and countless “shadow daddys,” it's clear that romantasy (romantic fantasy) readers love ...

ONCE UPON A TIME, Sarah J. Maas was a 16-year-old girl in a big city dreaming of faraway, picturesque places. The hustle and bustle of Manhattan was no bother to her, not when she had the distraction ...

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During an appearance on Read with Jenna, Sarah J. Maas expressed her gratitude for her husband's support of her career Her husband, Josh Wasserman, was once recognized by fans for his important role ...

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BookTok can rejoice as the A Court of Thorns and Roses TV series is in the works still, Us Weekly confirms. Reports circulated on Monday, February 12, that Hulu scrapped the series, but a source tells ...

I’m talking to a woman in an otter onesie when the screaming starts. It’s 11:55 p.m. at the Union Square Barnes & Noble, and about 300 people — I see more elf ears than men in the crowd — are packed ...

The third installment of Sarah J. Maas' Crescent City series is officially on bookstore shelves, and House of Flame and Shadow promises to be as exciting a crossover as the Disney Channel's epic ...

The prolific author dishes on her favorite movie, the only song she could listen to 24 hours a day, the classic book she's never read, and much more. The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch. It’s ...

The evolution of reading as a hobby has invited companies to invent technology, such as eReaders and storytellers, to entertain not just through page-turning novels but also through audiobooks.