We thoroughly enjoyed interviewing James Bostwick, longtime trial attorney and author of legal thriller, Acts of Omission. We discussed bringing the novel to publication, film plans, which characters we will hear more from in the future, and the impact the pandemic has had on the legal system. Catch the replay, and get the book before it makes it to the silver screen! Continue reading

Join us for a virtual Silent Book Club on Tuesday, July 28, with Alli Frank and Asha Youmans, authors of Tiny Imperfections. The novel is a delightfully scathing view into kindergarten admissions at an elite private school in San Francisco. Very much relevant in these times, the authors skewer lawnmower parents, tech bros, and white privilege. Continue reading

Join us on Tuesday, July 21, for a conversation with James Bostwick, a renowned trial lawyer and author of the legal thriller, Acts of Omission. Set in San Francisco, the novel is loosely based on a case Bostwick tried in 1984 when he went up against one of the country's most famous attorneys to seek justice for a devastatingly injured teenager. Continue reading

Introducing a new line of kids apparel in the Silent Book Shop! We've got adorable baby bibs, onesies, and T-shirts for little ones featuring the artwork of French illustrator Ophélie Ortal. Continue reading

A note from the founders: We created Silent Book Club to be a welcoming and inclusive community for readers. As a platform, Silent Book Club offers an opportunity to create the space and experience members have when they join the group. That's a responsibility we don't take lightly.

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This week, readers across the country are responding to the call to #BlackoutBestsellerLists to amplify Black voices in publishing. The goal of the campaign is to "highlight the buying power of African American book consumers as well as the behind-the-scenes efforts of Black publishing professionals working to deliver these books to the public." Here's how you can help.  Continue reading

In this remarkable and difficult time, people are turning to books to make sense of the world around us. As The New York Times put it, “People Are Marching Against Racism. They’re Also Reading About It.” The work of antiracism is vital and overdue.  Continue reading

Join us on June 30 for a virtual Silent Book Club with André Aciman, author of Call Me By Your Name and Find Me, in conversation with Matthew Yazzie, equality advocate and Diversity & Inclusion expert. Continue reading

Readers from around the world are welcome to join any of the online meetups hosted by Silent Book Club organizers. Click the location to find more details about the event and links to RSVP.

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For those of you with bookworm fathers out there, we wanted to share some of our favorite gifts to offer for Father's Day, coming up in the US on June 21st.  Continue reading