11 Juicy Literary Scandals
Whether you refer to it as “hot goss,” “spilling the tea,” or attempt to sound refined by using “talk of the town” (we’re looking at you,...
A Jamaican American Searches for Identity and Belonging in Miami
The question at the heart of If I Survive You is “What are you?” Jonathan Escoffery’s debut collection of linked stories follows a Jamaican American family...
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...
Amazing Nonfiction Books from Indie Presses That Belong On Your Fall TBR
Buckle up, because there is so much fantastic small press nonfiction coming out this fall! Memoirs and graphic memoirs, essay collections, and anthologies, genre-defying hybrid works...
A Bookish History of Fandom
Fandom is a catch-all term for various communities around media. Fandom’s origins can stretch back into ancient history, but now it really comes to mean a...
10 Authors Like Taylor Jenkins Reid
When an established author’s book goes viral years after publication, the hype spreading via social media, new fans are eager for more books. In the case...
10 of the Best Literary Podcasts
When I entered the world of literary podcasts back in 2016, I had no idea that I had entered a community that would change my reading...
8 of the Best New Comics Out In September
It’s a new month, so there are new comics to read! When I’m let loose in the comics and graphic novels section of a bookstore or...
Why are “Apron Tuggers” the Newest Romance Trend?
If you are someone who keeps up with book trends, you’ve noticed that there has been a large increase in food-related romances. Sometimes, these overlap with...
The William Trevor Reader: “Matilda’s England”
I’ve had my eye on this one for a while. Located roughly halfway through the Collected’s table of contents, “Matilda’s England” stands out as a three-parter, a triptych...
