Do Crime Like an Edwardian: 11 Nonfiction Recommendations
The Victorians were more famous for their love of all things ghastly—and I did a list of nonfiction recs about Victorian crime over here—but crime didn’t...
The Victorians were more famous for their love of all things ghastly—and I did a list of nonfiction recs about Victorian crime over here—but crime didn’t...
I’ve always been drawn to creepy, macabre stories. The preference can be traced back, like many things in my life, to a book. Specifically, The Witches by Roald...
I can only read Jayson Greene’s Once More We Saw Stars when I’m alone. Every time I crack open the book and read more than two lines, I...
Whether you’re a seasoned menstruator, a young menstruator, or a parent of a soon-to-be menstruator, you need books about periods to help guide you through the...
If you’ve been missing the Mughal India-inspired world Tasha Suri brought to life in Empire of Sand, don’t miss out on another visit with the companion to...
Critical Linking, a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web, is sponsored by Libro.fm. “Rebekah Heath is a research librarian by...
G-Stock Studio/Shutterstock.com The sun’s rays are getting stronger, and the beach isn’t the only place you’re soaking up drying, burning radiation. That’s why we’ve put together...
SFIO CRACHO As tablets grow more powerful and useful, it’s difficult to know whether or not a tablet could replace your laptop. In the end, it...
George Rudy/Shutterstock Have you been applying to jobs using the same resume every time? While a resume might seem like a static document, you should update...
Optimizely, a platform that offers tools for A/B testing and personalization on the web and in mobile apps, today announced that it has raised a total...