The Black Character Horror Movie Survival Guide
by Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman and Mark H. Harris So, you’re Black and find yourself in a horror movie. Our condolences. We hope you have...
New Releases Tuesday: The Best Books Out This Week
It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time for new books! Here are a few of the books out today you should add to your TBR. This is...
What Does Overconsumption of Books Look Like?
Watch me wade into some hot water! The idea of overconsumption has been a flashpoint in the book discourse of late. Articles about getting rid of...
Reading Pathways: Grady Hendrix
We horror fans are so lucky to be alive at a time where authors like Grady Hendrix exist. Ask anyone who knows anything about horror, and...
8 Books That the Authors Regretted Writing
As every author has probably revealed in an interview at some point, writing a novel is hard work. Writer’s block is a constant professional hazard, characters...
A Brief History of Children’s Books and Literature
The history of children’s books and literature, and the genre as a whole, has been the subject of many different debates: what makes a good children’s...
8 Great Middle Grade Fantasy Graphic Novels to Read Now
From the beloved author of The Tea Dragon Society comes a beautifully illustrated, highly anticipated story about magic, friendship, and hope. Anya is finally a Moth...
For Two Ghanaian Siblings, the American Dream Is Poisonous
Not having to think about the American immigration system is a privilege far less publicly acknowledged or understood. Even to me, who spent a good year...
Making Space for Doing Nothing Helps My Artistic Practice
Across her two books, How to do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy and the new Saving Time: Discovering a Life Beyond the Clock, Jenny Odell excels...
The William Trevor Reader: “On the Zattere”
The turn in this story is a classic—maybe the classic, the warhorse of turns, the kind of thing that Kafka described as the ice axe to...
