Books, Arts, and Culture

Dungeons and Dragons is something that is very close to my heart, and I’ve written extensively on it in the past. It is a very unique...

From the orogenes in N.K. Jemisin’s The Broken Earth trilogy to the grisha in Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse novels, there’s a trope that repeats in many fantasy...

by Dahlia Adler Lissa Haynes is pissed.  I settle into my seat at our lunch table, chin in hand in classic I’m listening pose, as I...

I know some of you (or most of you) are probably here because you love Thanksgiving. Maybe it’s the gathering of friends and family, or maybe...

My husband and I went to Colombia earlier this year and took a coffee tasting class. I was expecting it to cover a variety of types...

Before she became a novelist, Meg Howrey was a ballerina. She danced professionally with the storied Joffrey II Company and performed with several other ballet companies,...

“Beyond the Pale” is a weird one, and in writing about it I hope to figure out what exactly it’s doing. The story concerns a quartet...

If you want to become a poet or a writer, you have most likely come across the Poets and Writers Magazine. It’s a magazine that condenses...