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10 Books to Read for a Killer Vacation
Pack these novels about vacations gone very wrong on your next trip.
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Music Didn't Cure Michelle Zauner's Sadness. Maybe That's the Point
The artist known as Japanese Breakfast opens up about finding her sound on a new album after experiencing whirlwind success.
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36 Mystery Thriller Books You Won't Be Able to Put Down
These are certified page-turners.
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Mary Ellen Matthews Is the Woman Behind Every Portrait on 'SNL' Since 1999
The late-night show's resident photographer shares her favorite memories and insights from shooting all the talent who come through Studio 8H.
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13 Books That Will Remind You Not to Text Your Ex
Allow these novels about heartbreak to help you heal.
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30 Books by Black Women That Should Really Be on Your Bookshelf
Add these classics and recent bestsellers to the top of your TBR stack.
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13 Fantasy Books That Will Transport You Anywhere But Here
If you need a bit of escapism, these #BookTok-obsessed series and enchanting novels will do the trick.
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Don't Stress, Self-Help Books Are No Longer Shameful—I Found the Best Ones
A new generation of the genre are making sure to offer realistic, practical advice on cooking, cleaning, and living well.
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21 Books That Spill the Scandals, Successes, and Secrets of the British Royal Family
They have more shocking revelations and juicy secrets than you saw on 'The Crown.'
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2024's Best Romance Books Include Brontë Retellings, Stories Inspired by Taylor Swift Lyrics, and More
Add these 25 new novels to your to-read stack ASAP.
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King Charles’s Goddaughter, India Hicks, Says Her Mother, Lady Pamela Hicks, “Absolutely Believes in the Thinning Down of the Royal Family”
The designer and author sat down with Marie Claire to discuss her new book, 'Lady Pamela.'
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How Laci Mosley Turned "Scam Goddess" Into Her "True Con" Empire
The actress built a "con-gregation" with her popular podcast, and now she's expanding it with a new book.
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As 'He's Just Not That Into You' Turns 20, Its Authors Reflect on Just How Much (and How Little) Dating Has Changed
The self-help book born out of 'Sex and the City' sparked a break-up revolution and became a pop culture phenomenon.
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Rupi Kaur Reflects on Being Told Not to Self-Publish ‘Milk and Honey’—But Feeling Empowered to Do It Anyway
The best-selling author and poet spoke to editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike for the 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk."
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11 Books That Are the Antidote to Toxic Girlboss Hustle Culture
These memoirs and nonfiction titles will inspire you to focus on your personal ambitions.
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Julia Fox Opens Up About Celibacy, Her Former Career, and How Motherhood Changed Her
The actress and best-selling author spoke to editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike for 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk."
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'Queenie' Author Candice Carty-Williams Only Wants to Tell Authentic Stories
The author and showrunner discusses turning her acclaimed 2019 novel into a Hulu miniseries.
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2024's Book Releases Have Gotten Off to a Stellar Start—Here's What We're Looking Forward to Next
Features From fantasy epics to mind-blowing thrillers, here are MC's 20 most anticipated books of the year.
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‘Everyone Who Can Forgive Me Is Dead’ Is Our February Book Club Pick
Read an excerpt of Jenny Hollander’s book here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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‘One In a Millennial’ Is Our January Book Club Pick
Read an excerpt of Kate Kennedy’s book here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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#ReadWithMC Readers Thought 'Alice Sadie Celine' Was a 'Ride'
"A uniquely bizarre story about three women exploring love, sexuality, and agency..."
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The 15 Best Books of 2023, as Chosen by 'Marie Claire' Editors
Features From mind-blowing thrillers and glossy tell-alls to scathing depictions of today's media industry.
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#ReadWithMC Readers Declare Yomi Adegoke's 'The List' a Certified 'Page-Turner'
"I laughed. I cried and at some moments, I was genuinely afraid to turn the page..."
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'Alice Sadie Celine' Is Our December Book Club Pick
Read an excerpt of Sarah Blakley-Cartwright's novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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In Defense of 'The Clique'
Over the years, Lisi Harrison’s early-aughts books have been unfairly reduced to a de facto “mean girl” manifesto. But the series actually gave outcasts like me an intimate look behind the curtain, ultimately developing empathy and perspective years beyond my age.
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Inside Jessica Knoll's Thrilling Personal Library
Naturally, the author has a collection full of female-empowering titles.
