Emily Martin is a Co-Host at All The Books. She specializes in topics related to publishing and media, with a focus on authors, books, and the film industry, while also discussing entertainment news and celebrity culture. Emily's insights and commentary have been featured in notable publications such as The State News, National Geographic, and OK! Magazine.
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It's a new year, and there are a bunch of book-to-screen adaptations coming out to kick off our bookish 2026 with a bang.
By: Emily Martin
With the release of Netflix's adaptation of People We Meet on Vacation , everyone is asking: Is this the return of the romcom? The answer is a resounding yes!
Build your 2026 TBR with these most anticipated horror books. Are you ready to be scared in 2026? Us too.
Grab your TBRs. The new horror book releases for April are out of this world good. April is the month horror fans have been waiting for.
Check out the newest additions to these book subscription platforms, including Kindle Unlimited, Audible+, Libro.fm, and Spotify Audiobooks.
We often think of horror novels as dark, moody, and atmospheric, which is why the autumn and winter months feel like the perfect time for horror.
By: Emily Martin
Secret identities revealed. Must-read memoirs. Beloved novels soon to be turned into animated series. There's a lot of book buzz this month, so let's dive right in!
There's a lot of new horror coming in May. Mind-bending haunted houses. Gas stations you can never escape. Clones that take over your life.
By: Emily Martin
From adaptations of classics to brand new favorites, May's line-up of new releases is looking really stacked.
Looking for a beach read to throw in your bag this summer that's less of a light breezy rom-com and more of a run-for-your-life fright fest?
