Momentum matters when attention is fragile, and short books often hit hardest. This selection focuses on tightly written stories and ideas that refuse to sprawl, carrying urgency, emotional punch and ...

Sometimes, the big idea is to make something small. Launched by Joshua Rothes in 2019, independent Seattle publisher Sublunary Editions initially sent new work out to readers in the mail each month.

In an age of endless content and sprawling narratives, there's a quiet brilliance to a truly short book. These aren't just quick reads; they are often meticulously crafted literary experiences, where ...

In the rural tinkhundla of Sithobela, a mother reading to her young son reflects a quiet transformation taking place across Eswatini. With only 2% of children owning three or more books, the Read@Home ...