Here are our top picks for the best e-readers for Spring 2025; now is a good time to buy one. The post The 8 Best E-Readers To Buy This Spring In 2025 first appeared on Good e-Reader .
E Ink and AUO Display Plus to Form Joint Venture for Large-Sized ePaper Module Production. The post E Ink Teams up with AUO to Produce Large-Sized e-Paper Display first appeared on Good e-Reader .
The new Onyx Boox Leaf 5 will have a Carta 1300 e-paper display and page-turn buttons. The post Onyx Boox to Launch Leaf 5 e-Reader, T13C Color Office Notebook on April 9 first appeared on Good e-Reader .
You never know what kind of weird electronic gadgets are going to turn up for sale on Amazon, but this latest find might be the funniest “ereader” that I’ve ever seen. I present you with the future of reading. This is a...
Dante’s Inferno by Lorna Goodison; Wellwater by Karen Solie; Chaotic Good by Isabelle Baafi; Find Me As the Creature I Am by Emily Jungmin Yoon; Ecstasy by Alex Dimitrov Dante’s Inferno by Lorna Goodison (Carcanet, £16.99) More than 20...
Many of the world's most popular e-readers have increased prices. What are the most significant price jumps? The post US Tariffs Are Driving Up The Costs Of e-Readers first appeared on Good e-Reader .
My friend John Seed, who has died aged 74, was an author of poetry and history books and a long-serving lecturer at what is now the University of Roehampton. He was also an associate editor of Social History journal. Continue reading...
Looking to buy a new e-notebook? Our top list gives you a breakdown of the best ones available. The post Here are the best E INK E-Notebooks for Spring 2025 first appeared on Good e-Reader .
Sue Roe's new book details how while on holiday with his wife, Picasso installed his mistress in a beach hut - then took up with another! But then came…
This week, Andrew Pierce answers our burning questions, what is he reading, what book would he take to a desert island, what gave him the reading bug, what left him cold?
In The Wallflower That Bloomed, author Cally Logan shares how her creativity and curiosity stem from a deep relationship with God, the ultimate Creator, and how surrendering to His purpose reveals our hidden potential. Through personal...
In Spring Sings, singer and author Ellie Holcomb offers families a vibrant reminder of the gospel through the lens of nature’s springtime renewal, using her new children’s book and accompanying album to illustrate how creation itself...
The new Bigme Hibreak Pro Smartphone has received a massive software update. Full of fixes and new features. The post Bigme Hibreak Pro Has Received A Huge Software Update first appeared on Good e-Reader .
The world's first 13.3" color ePaper monitor - perfectly compatible with your computer for eye-friendly office work and reading. The post Bigme to Launch World’s First 13.3-inch Color e-Paper Monitor Soon first appeared on Good e-Reader .
Looking for a Boox Palma alternative? iReader is launching their competing e-reader. The post iReader to Launch Smartphone-Sized Mini e-Reader by June 2025 first appeared on Good e-Reader .
The Recaps feature is now available on all Kindle devices in the U.S. and will soon be available on the Kindle app for iOS. The post Everything You Need To Know About Amazon Kindle Recaps first appeared on Good e-Reader .
Last week Amazon released a software update for all Kindle ereaders released over the past 7 years that adds a new Recaps feature where you can read a summary of previously read books in a series before starting the next book in the...
Part of a series honoring the late author and blogger Bill Crider . The Hoods Take Over , by Ovid Demaris (Gold Medal, 1957). Cover illustration by Barye Phillips . Publisher Stark House Press reprinted this novel , Demaris’ second, back...
In order to sell your book, you need to know who your targeted buyer is and why they will buy it. This is not rocket science, but nevertheless may take some thinking. Your likely reader is someone who already likes...
I won’t be showing off the results of the novel I wrote in a month, but the nonprofit’s community-backed challenge is worthwhile and should continue It seems budding writers can make alternative plans for this coming November. Maybe take...
The memory of the Holocaust has, perversely, been enlisted to justify both the eradication of Gaza and the extraordinary silence with which that violence has been met.
With her densely textured, ambitious, and deeply collaborative scholarship, the historian Catherine Hall has transformed public discourse about slavery.
Who were we? Where did we come from? What did we look like, trudging up the hill between Convent Avenue and the subway, sitting obediently in class, arguing madly as soon as the bell rang? We were the children of tailors, shopkeepers,...
Brandon Shimoda’s book about how the descendants and survivors of the United States’ Japanese internment camps try to keep their families’ histories alive is also a look at the brutal system of migrant detention that continues to this day.
At the center of Children of Radium is Joe Dunthorne’s search for information about his great-grandfather—a German Jewish scientist who helped developed chemical weapons for the Nazis.
can still speak from their cage? It’s been quiet for a while now.A wind came through &drowned out the last of thechatter. It was a terrible chatter.Then the rain came and we thought itmight clean us.It did not clean us. They took...
Two books by leading First Amendment scholars offer a timely defense of the principle that politicians should not try to control what universities and professors teach their students.
Tom Wolfe’s I Am Charlotte Simmons summons the romantic vision of the university as an unblighted Eden to mock it through the downfall of one of its deceived mortals.
Frank Costigliola's biography of George Kennan explores the contrast between the supreme confidence of his policy prescriptions and the perpetual turbulence of his inner life.
To the Editors: In a recent book, Determined: A Science of Life Without Free Will (2023), I argue that contemporary science shows that free will is a myth (along with the passing opinion that the world would become more humane if that...
The poet and writer returns to the May Day mountains in a gentle rumination on family and nature Go these days to any independent bookshop or art gallery or zine fair, and you may find yourself asking: where are the humans? Title after...
A runaway orphan from coastal Kent is the protagonist in this tightly plotted reimagining of Herman Melville’s whaling classic “‘And now here I was, an accidental whaler, who knew nothing of whales, except the festive spout in the...
A psychotherapist explores the nature of infidelity through a series of case studies Affairs are hot stuff. The antics of cheating partners have been hooking audiences from the earliest days of storytelling to modern romcoms...
Writers will gather at the Facebook owner’s King’s Cross office in opposition to its use of the LibGen database to train its AI models Authors and other publishing industry professionals will stage a demonstration outside Meta’s London...
Once your kids are at university, what’s next for you? This compelling depiction of life at a crossroads is a male counterpart to Miranda July’s All Fours Ben Markovits’s quietly excellent new novel begins with the most mundane of...
Do not expect new e-readers from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Kobo until fall or winter of 2025. The post Amazon, B&N and Kobo Will Not Release New E-Readers Anytime Soon first appeared on Good e-Reader .
What happens when fiction mirrors reality too closely? One Stephen King novel is a story that crossed the line, leading to its own withdrawal from shelves.