Meet the full cast of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"
From rising stars to industry veterans, these talents brought the magic to life.
Sadeqa Johnson’s “Keeper of Lost Children” is historical fiction at its best
The bestselling author of the “The House of Eve” is back with a powerful novel about an overlooked chapter in Black history, told through three unforgettable protagonists.
Editors Select: February 2026
18 new releases you can't miss—from fiction to romance to thrillers. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.
Fall in love with these essential Canadian romance authors
From genre veterans to rising stars, we're swooning for these Canadian romance authors.
Daniel Coyle’s new book explores what makes communities “Flourish”
“A mess is not an obstacle. It's the gateway.”
"Black Bear" is a wildlife memoir that helps us make sense of human relationships
Yukon-based journalist and author Trina Moyles reflects on our connection to wild spaces and one another in her emotionally resonant new listen.
Wendy Walker explores the dark side of competitive skating
In “Blade,” the bestselling author creates a suspenseful, complex murder story set in a high-pressure world she knows intimately.
How Japanese and Korean cozy lit took over the world
Cats, coffee, and cakes, oh my! The coziest fiction on the planet is here to soothe, snuggle, and melt away the winter blues.
Alice Feeney, the Queen of Twists, delivers a mind-bending mystery in “My Husband’s Wife”
The bestselling author talks about her latest thriller, her smash-hit “His & Hers” Netflix adaptation, and the real-life inspirations behind her books.
How to make sense of dark times
In “The Typewriter and the Guillotine,” Mark Braude recounts the groundbreaking work of journalist Janet Flanner and the serial killer who embodied the savagery of her era.
This provocative dark fantasy asks: How can one be worth more dead than alive?
In “Villain Hitting for Vicious Little Nobodies,” author Lindsay Wong tackles tradition, class, gender, and race with grim world-building and a wicked sense of humour.
In "Cake Eater", Carl Radke shares how he got sober—and how he plans to stay that way
The Bravo star and business owner talks about his ambitions, the eye-opening power of grief, and how boring isn't all that bad.