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Maas Expands ACOTAR with Two New Books, Promising a Four-Part Saga
culture1 day ago

Maas Expands ACOTAR with Two New Books, Promising a Four-Part Saga

Renowned romantasy author Sarah J. Maas announced two new ACOTAR novels on the Call Her Daddy podcast, to be released in October this year and January 2027. The books will form a four-part saga across ACOTAR 6, ACOTAR 7, and an unannounced fourth installment, meaning it's not a trilogy. This marks a return after her longest publishing gap since 2021 and follows rising interest in romantasy fueled by BookTok.

Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie to Star in Romantic Fae Series 'Ember & Ice'
entertainment2 months ago

Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie to Star in Romantic Fae Series 'Ember & Ice'

Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, stars of 'Heated Rivalry', will voice characters in a new three-episode romantasy audio series 'Ember & Ice', exploring a forbidden enemies-to-lovers relationship between princes from rival kingdoms, following their success on TV and the show's rise to No. 1 on HBO Max charts. Season two is confirmed, with the series continuing on HBO Max and Crave.

Spotify's 2025 Audiobook Highlights: Trends, Top Picks, and New Features
technology3 months ago

Spotify's 2025 Audiobook Highlights: Trends, Top Picks, and New Features

In 2025, Spotify highlighted the growing popularity of audiobooks, especially romantasy and music memoirs, with a significant focus on backlist titles and genre-blending fiction. Trends included a surge in dystopian themes and the influence of book-to-screen adaptations, with predictions for continued growth in horror, climate fiction, and AI-related stories in 2026. Spotify's integration of books into its broader cultural ecosystem is transforming how audiences engage with stories.

"2024's Top Anticipated Book Releases Across Genres"
literature-and-books2 years ago

"2024's Top Anticipated Book Releases Across Genres"

Goodreads has released a list of the most-anticipated fantasy, science fiction, and horror books for 2024, highlighting popular sequels and the trending subgenres of romantasy and horror-romance mashups. The list is based on the number of times books have been added to users' Want to Read shelves, featuring works by authors like Sarah J. Maas and Stephen Graham Jones.