10 Comics to Read After Marvel’s Dark Web
Marvel’s first big event of 2023 has come and gone now. In Marvel’s Dark Web, Goblin Queen (Madelyne Pryor, a resurrected clone of Jean Grey) and...
Storytel Review: A Standout Scribd Alternative — But With a Catch
Audiobooks are expensive, and so is an Audible subscription. If you’re looking for inexpensive Audible alternatives, the Storytel app might be on your radar. But is...
The William Trevor Reader: “Mags”
When we meet the titular character in “Mags,” she is already dead. Which is appropriate, given the story is about a lifelong victim, Mags, and the...
Everywhere I Look, No One Looks Like Me
When I’m born in May my parents think I look perfect. And I do, at first. But when they look closer into those newborn baby eyes,...
How To Create A Blog Post Template (+ 5 Popular Templates)
If you are a blogger, you know how much time and sanity you can save by having a blog post template ready to go. Depending on...
My Mother Wrote Her Own Ending
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Why David Cameron Should Read “Empireland”
So in the fall of 2015, I went after David Cameron. Not in person, or in any print or visual media (the Daily Mail would have...
A Walk in Keats’s Footsteps
1. In the late afternoon of Sunday, September 19, 1819, 23-year-old John Keats struck out for his daily walk from his lodging in Winchester, England. He’d...
8 New Novels that Envision an Alternate Future
When I sat down to write Users five years ago, I had no intention of writing a particularly topical novel. At the time, a story about...
6 Short Story Collections from Around the World
When I began writing, I imitated. I didn’t know what writing involved, but if it was a craft, then imitation seemed an intuitive place to begin....
