Cormac McCarthy’s Longtime Secret Muse Revealed to Be 16-Year-Old Girl
Augusta Britt was just 16 when she met a 42-year-old Cormac McCarthy at a Tuscon motel pool. At the time, she was in and out of...
Utah Bans 14th Book From Schools Statewide
Utah passed one of the most restrictive book ban laws in the previous legislative session and now, we’re seeing the ongoing results of that new law....
Amazon Music Unlimited Adds Audiobook Benefit to Compete with Spotify
Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Amazon Calls an Audible Amazon announced...
New YA Books Out This Week, November 20, 2024
Whatever feelings you’re carrying right now are valid, and whatever you’re choosing to do with them—channeling them into hobbies, finding peace within the pages of a...
The Bills Defeat the Chiefs as Green Bay Grasps a Win!
Week 11 in the 2024 NFL season is upon us, and the race for the playoffs is slowly starting to take shape. So, how did the...
Galloping Ahead—How Horse Betting is Shaping the Sport and Lifestyle Landscape
Throughout history, people of all ages have enjoyed horse racing, which has a rich history. It has evolved from a simple activity into a sophisticated industry....
Impact of Sports Betting on Major Sports Leagues and The Role of Tikitaka Betting Site
The sports betting industry has experienced a remarkable rise in popularity, reshaping the landscape of major sporting leagues worldwide. This surge is largely attributed to advancements...
Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for November 20, 2024
Today’s Featured Book Deals $1.99 The Neighbor Favor by Kristina Forest Get This Deal $1.99 The Blue, Beautiful World by Karen Lord Get This Deal $1.99...
4 Legal Books Inspired By Legal Procedural Shows Streaming
I recently started rewatching Finding Sophie by Imran Mahmood A mystery with courtroom scenes! This is a mystery centering a missing person case that alternates between...
7(ish) of the Most Controversial Comics of All Time
Comic books are ripe for controversy. They’ve historically been aimed primarily at children, which leaves them primed for “think of the children!” pearl-clutching, even though comics...
