Susie Dumond is a writer at Book Riot. She specializes in topics related to literature, book culture, and the intersection of reading and identity. Susie's insightful commentary and engaging style have made her a notable voice in the literary community.
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Susie Dumond focuses primarily on reviewing and promoting books, particularly through seasonal themes like Halloween and the holidays. She also incorporates horoscopes into her content.
To effectively reach out to Susie, consider offering her exclusive access to new book releases or unique angles related to book trends for specific seasons such as themed reading lists for holidays or creative ideas for literary-inspired costumes. Additionally, if you have expertise in astrology or can provide insightful connections between horoscopes and literature, this could be of interest to her audience.
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Susie Dumond Sports romances are massively popular, and their star just keeps rising. One might assume that the Venn diagram of romance readers and sports fans has little overlap.
Susie Dumond Yen On, your favorite novel publisher! Lila, a Polish girl who lost her parents during the Great War, now lives in a mansion with an immortal being known only as the Count.
Rainbows, drag queens, self-love, oh my! These queer picture books are delightful reads for kids and adults alike.
It's been a strange year for books. I've recently chatted with booksellers, journalists, and other professionals in the literary world about the lack of big, buzzy bestsellers in 2025.
Heated Rivalry , the TV adaptation of Rachel Reid's Game Changers series starring newly-crowned pop culture darlings Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, recently took the world by storm.
With a wide array of sparkly new romance novels coming out this year, choosing which ones to read can be a daunting task.
By: Susie Dumond
Twenty-five years ago this month, in May 2001, a quirky new paranormal mystery called by Charlaine Harris hit bookshelves.
May is Asian American, Native Hawai'ian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! One great way to celebrate is by reading graphic novels that celebrate and uplift the AANHPI community's rich cultural history.
Read these twisty mystery and thriller books while you wait for the next episode of your favorite true crime podcast.
Sourcebooks Casablanca and Poisoned Pen Press This Pride Month, fill your shelves with stories that are bold, heartfelt, twisty, swoony, unforgettable—and unapologetically queer.
