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Browse all guides →Thursday Next Series Concludes: Jasper Fforde's Literary Detective Wraps Up
The Thursday Next series is officially ending. Here's the complete reading order and what you need to know about the final book.
Apple TV+ and the Books Behind It: Silo, Slow Horses, Foundation, and More
Apple TV+ has quietly built the best library of literary sci-fi and spy fiction on streaming. Here are the books behind their biggest shows — and where to start.
The Best Fantasy Series Under 5 Books: Short, Complete, and Brilliant
Not every fantasy series needs fourteen volumes. Here are the best fantasy trilogies and short series that tell a complete story without demanding a decade of your reading life.
The Best Crime Series Set Outside the UK and US
Nordic noir, Venetian procedurals, Icelandic cold cases, Australian political satire, French eccentrics, and Japanese puzzle-box mysteries. The best crime series from beyond the English-speaking world.
Daisy Jones & The Six: Taylor Jenkins Reid's Books vs the Amazon Prime Series
Amazon Prime's Daisy Jones & The Six is one of the best book adaptations in recent memory. Here's how it compares to Taylor Jenkins Reid's novel — and what else to read if you loved it.
Inspector Gamache Reading Order: The Complete Louise Penny Guide
21 novels, one of crime fiction's richest fictional villages, and a detective unlike any other. Here's the complete Inspector Gamache reading order by Louise Penny.
If You Loved Sugar on Apple TV+: The Best Hard-Boiled Detective Fiction to Read Next
Apple TV+'s Sugar gave Colin Farrell a career-best role and reminded everyone why the hard-boiled detective exists. Here are the books that do what Sugar does — and do it longer.
House of the Dragon: What to Read and How the Books Compare to the Show
Fire & Blood, The Princess and the Queen, The Rogue Prince — what exactly is House of the Dragon based on, how faithful is it, and do you need to read the books first? Everything you need to know.