Today marks the end of San Diego Comic-Con 2017, and as in years past, studios are putting almost everything online after their panels to avoid poorly leaked footage from con attendees.
Keep reading to watch all the book-related trailers and see all the posters you may have missed from this year’s event (in order of excitement of course) below.
Welcome to Bookstagram, a hashtag-based corner of of Instagram — also referred to as Instabook — where book lovers share their current reads, book hauls and photos of anything literary.
Check it out for yourself by perusing the #bookstagram or #instabook hashtags on Instagram.
Keep scrolling to see my June contributions to the Bookstagram community below!
The Game of Thrones Season 7 trailer is finally here, and it looks like war is once again coming to Westeros.
But a much cooler war, because, you know, dragons.
The seventh shortened and penultimate season of the epic series will premiere on HBO on July 16.
Game of Thrones will draw to a close in 2018, but that doesn’t mean that HBO is ready to let its cash cow go, or that creator George R. R. Martin is ready to finally finish Winds of Winter.
The network has announced that it is currently developing four spin-off series from four different writers. Martin will assist with writing on two of these projects.
The writers include Max Borenstein, who most recently penned Kong: Skull Island, Jane Goldman of Kingsman and X-Men: First Class fame, A Knight’s Tale‘s Brian Helgeland and Carly Wray from Mad Men.
Last year was the first time that I decided to participate in online reading challenges, and I’m so glad I did. (Spoilers: I crushed it.)
In addition to crossing a number of books off my TBR, I was also able to keep on top of new releases. Although there is more work to be done — my TBR is still out of control and I missed out a ton of 2016 reads I hope to get to this year — I plan to participate in four more challenges.
You can peruse my 2017 plans below and click on the sign up links to join in on the reading challenge fun!
2016 marked the very first year I participated in online reading challenges, and I more than killed every … single … one.
Not only did I bump a decent amount of books off my TBR (35 to be precise) and caught up on plenty of series (exactly 31), but participating in these reading challenges gave me a supreme sense of accomplishment.
Read: I will most certainly be tackling another set of challenges this year. But before I write up that massive post, keep reading to see how I did in 2016.
