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You’ve never heard of him, but your favorite writers have, and his mad-drunk prose will knock you sideways.

In The Empathy Diaries, the pioneering computer researcher finally studies her own life. She tells WIRED why now was the right time.

And just like at DC, and maybe even at Star Wars, I promise you it will end in tears.

Lauren Oyler's Fake Accounts and Patricia Lockwood's No One Is Talking About This ask the same questions about the internet. Their answers sound nothing alike.

The Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction turns a century of neologisms (and neosemes!) into a redefintion of the genre.

It’s cold and you’re probably still quarantined. Time to get reading. Start with these tales of reimagined histories and cloned partners.

WIRED asked the writers of five of our favorite 2020 titles what it was like to release a book during Covid-19.

This year radically changed what live events—at least those that weren’t canceled—look like. It also taught organizers some lessons.

These 48 movies, TV shows, albums, Twitter feeds, songs, podcasts, and books helped us get through this wildly unprecedented year.

From pig poop to sunscreen to poker to hackers, the books we love dive deep to tell smart stories about how the world works.

New movies are few; new TV is fast diminishing. Here are the books we think you should pick up instead.

After more than a decade away, the author is back with 'Piranesi,' a way to communicate the incommunicable.

Summer is as much a season as a mindset—a sunny thing to escape to. Here are some weird, wild books to help get you there.

We've got suggestions for classics to rediscover, what to read if your brother is driving you nuts, plus ideas to help you process this whole Covid situation.

Looking for some comics to fill your quarantine hours? Lots of publishers are currently offering free issues. We suggest you start with these.