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Holly Black Returns to Elfhame with Illustrated Tales, 3 Nov
Holly Black's A Conspiracy of Charming Monsters, six illustrated Elfhame stories with two new tales and art by Solenne Songer, publishes on 3 November 2026.
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Holly Black's A Conspiracy of Charming Monsters, six illustrated Elfhame stories with two new tales and art by Solenne Songer, publishes on 3 November 2026.
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AuthorThe Last King of Faerie, out 3 November, begins The Wicked Powers, the closing Shadowhunters trilogy from Cassandra Clare, nearly two decades after City of Bones.
Sources: collider.com, cosmopolitan.com

The Twilight film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's novel placed No. 6 on Netflix's U.S. movie chart for October 12–18, ahead of Halloween.
Sources: collider.com, mensjournal.com

C.G. Drews, author of Don't Let the Forest In, publishes the YA horror Scorpion Deep via Feiwel & Friends on 27 October 2026. Here's what we know.
Sources: bookclb.com, bookishelf.com

Prime Video has renewed Mike Flanagan's reimagining of Stephen King's Carrie for a second season, just weeks after its October 2026 debut topped charts in over 100 countries.
Sources: upi.com, ign.com

Sylvester and Sophia Stallone are producing a film adaptation of K.L. Walther's The Summer of Broken Rules for Amazon MGM Studios.
Sources: complex.com, deadline.com

John Green's Hollywood, Ending arrived September 22, 2026 — his first adult novel and first fiction in nine years — reigniting interest in The Fault in Our Stars.
Sources: theguardian.com

Prime Video's Off Campus drew 36M viewers in 12 days, already renewed for Season 2 — driving fresh attention to spinoff The Graham Effect and Kennedy's wider universe.
Sources: biglittlereads.com, press.amazonmgmstudios.com

A companion novella to Stephanie Garber's Once Upon a Broken Heart trilogy is topping library holds lists, per School Library Journal, driving fresh attention to the series.
Sources: schoollibraryjournal.com

Warner Bros. has acquired rights to adapt Tahereh Mafi's Shatter Me series into films, with Mafi confirmed as executive producer and involved in casting.
Sources: womansworld.com, variety.com

Sony Pictures and Olive Bridge are adapting Lynn Painter's #1 NYT bestselling YA novel Fake Skating, with Josh Boone directing and a July 16, 2027 release date set.
Sources: deadline.com, thewrap.com

Flatiron Books is publishing The Mirror of Infinite Endings, a new novella set in Stephanie Garber's Once Upon a Broken Heart universe, in 2026. The title was confirmed in Beautiful Books' May 2026 Marginalia news roundup.
Sources: beautifulbooks.info, newbooksalert.com

K.L. Walther has published The Summer of Second Chances (Sourcebooks Fire), a new YA novel returning to the Martha's Vineyard setting of her debut. The book arrived in early May 2026, drawing renewed attention to the story and characters that launched her career.
Sources: mvtimes.com, thehoneypop.com

A string of school library censorship incidents — from a Greater Manchester secondary to a Dorset academy — has thrust Angie Thomas's novel The Hate U Give into the heart of a growing UK debate about literary freedom in education.
Sources: indexoncensorship.org, manchestermill.co.uk

Adam Silvera's fourth Death-Cast book, No One Knows Who Dies at the End, was announced for 2026, but as of 2 November 2026 there's no release date, cover or preorder.
Sources: publishersweekly.com, instagram.com

The #1 New York Times bestselling author released 'Throne of Nightmares' in early 2026 as a standalone installment in her 'Prince of Sin' series, continuing a streak on bestseller lists that stretches back to her 'Stalking Jack the Ripper' days.
Sources: people.com, barnesandnoble.com