Libraryhaul 2026 june Black Klansman by Ron Stallworth, Oscar Wilde's essays and Blackkklansman

Women in translation 25-1 (a book review)

The murderers ape by Jakob Wegelius

The mangas of Nagata Kabi - a review

Library challenges 2026 may - Kokun by Nahoko Uehashi and Home by Toni Morrison

Genre in translation Romance

The haul unhaul cycle Why do you fall out of love with books before you read them?

Read what you own: Nietzsche, Curtis, Fretheim, Haga

Library challenge 2026 April - The Gardener's Year by Karel Čapek and Eden by Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir

Read what you own - The windup girl by Paolo Bacigalupi

Women in translation list 85-81

A video from 2017 discussing how diversity is understood on Booktube. Has it changed?

National literature (From the 2017 archive) - A discussion about national literature

The one about the ending (From the 2017 archive)

Leyla's House by Zülfü Livaneli

15 queer books from around the globe

If you liked In the name of the roses then...

Nobel prize of literature winner Sinclair Lewis; and who's the author of the american 1920s

Revisiting Moonstone by Wilkie Collins

Library Challenge 2026 March - A man named Ove and The deeds of Augusti

Read what you own Bedlam by Nick Spencer

Reading around the world Pink Slime by Fernanda Trías (uruguay)

Women in translation from @biblibio s list of 100 best women in translation - books 44 to 26

Reading books by authors with disability for the first time - Diversity book bingo

Read what you own: No logo by Naomi Klein

The last man by Mary Shelley

To be or not to be by H C Andersen

Readig around the world - Hungary - Satantango by László Krasznahorkai

Read what you own: The tacit dimension by Michael Polanyi

Project Reading Sophie's world by Jostein Gaarder slowly - part 2

Genre in translation: Mystery - Feluda in the Golden fortress by Ray and Havana Blues by Padura

Libraryhaul February 2026: We by Zamyatin and Made in Saturn by Indiana

bookreview: To be or not to be by H C Andersen

LIbrary haul october, november, december 2025: Carrie by Stephen King, Hunchback by Saou Ichikawa ++

Translationtuesday: revisiting Lieutenant nun by Catelina de Erauso

Read what you own: Sandman by Neil Gaiman

Libraryhaul: Library challenge january 2026 Camino island and The architect's apprentice

Translationtuesday: a book review Pinocchio

Read what you own: The seven doors by Agnas Ravatn and We are amusing ourselves to death by Postman

Read what you own: The breakthrough by Daphne du Maurier and Nevermore by Neil Gaiman

Revisiting Gosta Berling by Selma Lagerløf

Revisiting Albertine by Christian Krogh

On the international book day, and you want to read more critically

Reading around the world: What have I read so far, and what should I read next?

A "hot take": The netflix Persuasion is partly the reading communitys fault.

Genre in translation: Thriller

Reading through time the 1940s: Midaq alley (Mahfouz) and Darkness at noon (Koestler) with more

Slow reading, a project

Libraryhaul september 2025

The queens of crime A queen off

My thoughts on the international Booker prize shortlist (2026)

An old video of reviews of books by asian authors

Library haul august 2025

Reading Biblibios 100 best books written by women in translation, 80-45

Library challenge july, a library haul

Read araound the world: Beyond the rice fields by Navi (Madagascar)

Reading Biblibio's 100 best books by Women in translation: 80 45

Read what you own: Texts by Noam Chomsky and Black hole by Charles Burns

Reading around the world: The Cost of Sugar by Cynthia McLeod (Suriname)

Read what you own: Texts by Audre Lord, Slavoj Žižek and Toril Moi