Maud Newton
Writer, reader, and critic. The whole world is a story.
Brooklyn, NY
Rachel Fershleiser
Official Certified Tumblr Staff Book Nerd. Also co-creator of Six-Word Memoirs and blogger of food, feminism, politics, and the great canceled TV shows.
New York, NY
Tin House
"Tin House magazine is a port in the storm for people who love language. --Karen Russell
Porltand, OR / Brooklyn, NY
Chronicle Books
See Things Differently. The official Tumblr of Chronicle Books, an independent publisher inspired by the enduring magic of books.
San Francisco, CA
work doodles
cardboard, crayon, and chalk
Los Angeles, CA
The Millions
The official Tumblr feed for The Millions, the online magazine offering coverage on books, arts, and culture.
An Illustrated Guide
Short reviews of notable picture books, for kids and collectors alike. She writes. He designs. They both read to their two daughters.
Auckland, New Zealand
NYPL Wire – The New York Public Library
We're The New York Public Library. We inspire lifelong learning, advance knowledge, & strengthen communities.
New York, NY
Scribner Books
Founded in 1846, the house of Hemingway and Fitzgerald, not to mention many more wonderful writers. We like to read.
New York, NY
This is What a Librarian Looks Like
Photos of librarians from all around the world.
The World
Writers No One Reads
Highlighting forgotten, neglected, abandoned, forsaken, unrecognized, unacknowledged, overshadowed, out-of-fashion, under-translated writers.
Book Mania!
Book Mania is an inspirational blog celebrating the amazing power of reading.
Manila, Philippines
The Rumblr
The Rumblr is The Rumpus on Tumblr. We care about good writing. (And good gifs.)
Off On a Tangent
Thoughts, announcements, links, and other miscellany from Sarah Weinman, editor of TROUBLED DAUGHTERS, TWISTED WIVES (Penguin, August 27)
The Handsell w/Ron Hogan &...
I team up with authors & indie booksellers to help people find the next book they're going to love.
Queens, New York
W. W. Norton & Company
Independent Publishers Since 1923. Remix rights to the Western Canon reserved.
New York, NY
Bookavore
Reader, librarian, writer, bookseller (in that order). Plus basketball and cats but not at the same time.
Dictionopolis
Housing Works Bookstore Cafe
A nonprofit NYC bookstore, cafe, and event space where all proceeds fight AIDS. We have coffee, wine, beer, free wi-fi, and a blog about books.
Strand Books
Odds and ends from New York's beloved bookstore.
New York, NY
Back Catalogue
Blog of the design studio Catalogue, showcasing our favourite books, zines, publications and graphic design from around the world.
Leeds, UK
Lazy Self-Indulgent Book Reviews
50% books, 50% progressive rabble-rousing, TV, and pregnancy crap.
McNally Jackson Bookmongers
Bookmongery miscellany from Sam at McNally Jackson, an independent bookstore in New York City.
New York, NY
thelifeguardlibrarian
A twenty-something life in librarianship and literature. With the occasional road trip.
Chicago, IL
The Art of Google Books
This blog documents signs of use in digitized books, and acknowledges digitization as rephotography. Ahh, curious coincidence! August accident! Peculiar provenance!
Oxford Academic (OUP)
Oxford University Press’s academic insights for the thinking world combine authority, innovation, and excellence. From Oxford and New York.
The Poison Diaries
Books inspired by the Duchess of Northumberland, exploring the themes of poison, passion and death. Featuring historical content from the castle archive.
Alnwick Castle, England
BookStairs
Book reviews from any literary genre. Bestsellers, latest books, best authors and best buy tips brought to you by BookStairs.
TAB Books
TAB is a leading publisher of DIY technology books for makers, hackers & electronics hobbyists. An imprint of McGraw-Hill.
New York, NY
Electric Literature's Recommended Reading
Publishing one extraordinary story a week, each chosen by top writers and editors.
Brooklyn, NY
Library Journal
Library Journal was founded in 1876 by Melvil Dewey (of the Dewey Decimal system). Now we are on Tumblr. It's…pretty amazing.
The Final Sentence.
An ever-growing compilation of final sentences from all literary works, if we could find them all, that ever existed.
Akashic Books
A Brooklyn-based independent publishing company dedicated to reverse-gentrification of the literary world.
Brooklyn, NY
BookStorey
Where the history and design of a book can be as interesting as the contents themselves.
Glasgow
A Different Stripe
Notes from NYRB Classics, a line of rediscovered works of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry, edited "rigorously by whim."
New York, NY
WORD
A neighborhood independent bookstore in glorious Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, NY
Underground New York Public Library (UNYPL)
The UNYPL is a visual library featuring the reading riders of the NYC subways.
MTA New York, NY
PEN America
A community of writers protecting free expression through advocacy, literature, live events, grants & awards, and an annual literary festival.
New York City
37 E 7TH ST – Princeton Architectural Press
We publish fine books on architecture, design, landscape, photography, and visual culture.
New York, NY
Slaughterhouse 90210
Kurt Vonnegut, meet Brenda Walsh. This blog pairs images from TV shows with literary quotes, blending high & low culture to hilarious effect.
Brooklyn, NY
The Lisa Simpson Book Club
Her ambitions are great and her knowledge is vast. Submit a picture of Lisa reading and help us build the library of this precocious eight-year-old.
Springfield, USA
Penguin Teen
The official Tumblr of Penguin Teen. We blog about great books for the young and the young at heart, with special emphasis on young adult.
New York, NY
Epic Win For Anonymous
A blog about 4chan, Anonymous and You. By Cole Stryker, author of Epic Win For Anonymous, which hits shelves September 1st.
New York, NY
Los Angeles Review of Books
A new daily book review website, currently in preview mode, launching in full later this year.
Los Angeles, CA
Figment
Figment is a writing and reading community that's more popular than the Hunger Games. Just as popular as the Hunger Games. Fine, Hunger Games. You win this round.
Better Book Titles presents "How Not to Read: Harnessing The Power of a Literature-Free Life"
Hate books? Dan Wilbur will tell you why you're right.
Brooklyn, NY