John de Lancaster; vol. III. by Richard Cumberland
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The Bestselling Books of the Week, According to NYT, USA Today, Publishers Weekly, and Amazon
One of the interesting things about the book industry is that you can never get a straight answer on just how many copies a book has...
The Two Elizabeths
Those of us who find it strange that a country should be deeply shocked by the death of a ninety-six-year-old woman must remind ourselves that it...
‘She Captured All Before Her’
Queen Elizabeth II was seated in St. Edward’s Chair so long ago that her character defined the monarchy, not the other way around. Her reign began...
(Mis)Reading and Mind-Reading in “Persuasion” and “The Lost Daughter”
Hollywood’s perpetual hunt for literary IP, or intellectual property, has given audiences an ever-expanding library of book-to-film adaptations—some exhibiting more intellect than others. Without the proper...
Your Friend Has Been Murdered
Being young is an embarrassing thing. I say this as a former young person myself. The worst of it is your teenage and early adult years...
The Difference Between Sci-Fi and Fantasy, According to Twitter
If you don’t know about Joyce Carol Oates’s tweet history, I envy you. Suffice to say, she’s notorious for going viral with some truly mystifying hot...
New Releases Tuesday: The Best Books Out This Week
When a murderous curse is revealed, Evangeline Fox and Jacks will have to do battle with old friends, new foes, and a magic that plays with...
30 Days of Streaming Horror Adaptations for October Thrills
If you love all things Halloween and horror, chances are you’re already well into your creepy reading list for the year. But as the days become...
When Was Dungeons & Dragons Invented? A History of D&D
It’s hard to imagine a world without Dungeons & Dragons. It’s become such a huge part of our culture, from Stranger Things episodes, to references in...
