NBCC Reads

Over the next month, the National Book Critics Circle is hosting 15 events in 15 cities, from Washington, DC to Dallas, Philadelphia to Raleigh, Seattle and beyond to talk about

NBCC members and finalists and winners of the National Book Critics Circle book award were eligible to vote in the winter edition of the NBCC’s Good Reads. One of the

Over the next month, the National Book Critics Circle is hosting 15 events in 15 cities, from Washington, DC to Dallas, Philadelphia to Raleigh, Seattle and beyond to talk about

It would be silly to act as if the NBCC’s Good Reads List encapsulated everyone’s taste. To do that we’d need a list nearly a thousand books long. But in

It would be silly to act as if the NBCC’s Good Reads List encapsulated everyone’s taste. To do that we’d need a list nearly a thousand books long. But in

It would be silly to act as if the NBCC’s Good Reads List encapsulated everyone’s taste. To do that we’d need a list nearly a thousand books long. But in

LAST FALL, the NBCC introduced a Best Recommended List. Sure, there are plenty of lists out there, but it seemed few took advantage of the enormous (sometimes overwhelming) connectivity provided

The rules for voting in the NBCC’s Good Reads were pretty simple, but important nonetheless. (1) Voters were told to send in votes for books published between spring 2007 and

Today, the NBCC launched our winter Good Reads list, drawn from the votes of our members and over a hundred former finalists and winners of our award. (For more on

The NBCC invited all the former finalists and winners of our book prize to vote in the NBCC’s Good Reads, Winter List. David Nasaw, whose book on William Randolph Hearst,