From the Editors
4 New Books You Need to Reads This october
Now readers in Mexico can access a diversified catalog of over 1M ebooks and audiobooks, including over 60,000 Spanish-language titles from top authors and publishers.
Why you should find more time to read each day.
Paul Theroux returns to fiction with a compelling coming-of-age story that tackles masculinity, morality, and leadership in this Scribd Original.
The literary equivalent of a movie trailer, Snapshots are created by Scribd and designed to offer key insights of a book in about 15 minutes.
This new, uniquely American mystery weaves together the story of a reverend suspected of multiple murders and the legendary author who worked obsessively to uncover the truth — but was never able to publish her findings.
The most important document of our time has finally been released, and you can read it right now on Scribd.
Now available exclusively on Scribd, Mueller’s War delves into the life of Robert Mueller, the mysterious man behind the Russia investigation and the Mueller Report.
Introducing Scribd Originals, an original content program that will publish new and experimental works from top authors, including Roxane Gay, Hilton Als, Peter Heller, Mark Seal, Paul Theroux, and Garrett Graff.
We’re excited to announce that Scribd has surpassed the one million subscriber milestone.
Scribd has teamed up with the leading mobility app so you can read on the road.
From werewolves to climate change, these are the monstrous books that have been giving us nightmares this month.
Now readers in Mexico can access a diversified catalog of over 1M ebooks and audiobooks, including over 60,000 Spanish-language titles from top authors and publishers.
Stephen King is blowing up screens big and small, with a guest appearance from superstar John Green.
From cult classics to witchy self-care, here are the books the fitness junkies at MINDBODY are picking up this haunting season.
Writer Rachel Khong has been discussing these artsy books with fellow creatives.
Settle into your reading nook and buckle up for holiday busyness with some of our editor’s favorites from the fall season so far, including Ta-Nehisi Coates’ first novel (oh, Oprah really likes that one, too).
The book is (almost always) better than the movie, but does the same hold true for TV shows? We say YES!, obviously, but we’re willing to let you decide for yourself.
This Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re celebrating our favorite authors of Latino descent, including Carmen Maria Machado, Elizabeth Acevedo, and Francisco Cantú.
We’re already pounding down at least two cups of Trader Joe’s Harvest Blend Herbal Tea each day while reading these books.
There’s a critical mass of celebrities effusing about their favorite books these days. Here’s this month’s roundup.
