I found a really good new font recently which I'm going to be using in place of Baskerville and Times New Roman, my two go-to serif fonts. It's called Literata

I found a really good new font recently which I'm going to be using in place of Baskerville and Times New Roman, my two go-to serif fonts. It's called Literata[1], and it (to me at least) conveys this really nice professional, formal look, which approximates what I feel when I open a printed book, but on the screen. There's something to it that's hard to describe that I really like (also the italics is very good imo). [1]: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Literata?query=liter https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Literata?query=liter