A subreddit to thoughtfully discuss books of all kinds – novels, poetry, fiction, non-fiction – as well as all things relating to them, from the publishing industry to literary criticism.

Rules:

• Debate must be conducted in a respectful and dignified manner and without resorting to the impugning of other members' character.
• Abuse, intimidation, harassment, and deliberately antagonistic behaviour is absolutely prohibited.
• No racism, sexism, homophobia, or any other form of bigotry or hate.
• If you link to an article behind a paywall, you must copy and paste the article in full in the body of your post.
• While not required, you are strongly encouraged to provide direct citations or references for claims where this would be clearly helpful for fellow users to verify.