Is “The Hearing Trumpet” a First-Person Story About What It’s Like to Die?
The 90-minute drive from my childhood home to visit my grandmother necessitates passing a pair of gigantic road signs written in all-caps white lettering on a...
Can You Be Nostalgic For A Book You Never Read?
I’ve mentioned a time or two before that I love fan fiction. Even when I wasn’t in the mood for regular books, fan fiction remained a...
7 Cozy and Cheerful Books like TED LASSO
As a latecomer to the Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso, I was initially annoyed by all of the recommendations swirling around from everyone. As soon as...
A Reaction to SHADOW AND BONE From a Fan of the Books
(Note: Shadow and Bone/Grishaverse books and show spoilers) As a fan of Leigh Bardugo’s fantasy novels since 2016, I admit that I started the Shadow and...
Can You Play the Word FART in Scrabble?
Can you play the word FART in Scrabble? The short answer calls on the old adage: your house, your rules. The long answer, investigating the question...
20 Must-Read Crime Novels to Keep You Up at Night
Does your reading life need a pick me up? If so, you’ve come to the right place. The detectives, psychologists, police offers, and villains in the...
Love Through Letter Writing: 3 Epistolary Romance Novels
This list of supernatural romance novels was originally published in our romance newsletter, Kissing Books. Sign up for it here to get romance news, reviews, deals, and more! The...
Once Upon A Fracture: A Helen Oyeyemi Reading Pathway
Helen Oyeyemi has been called the Queen of Fractured Fairytales, a master of misdirection, and is a well-known titan of the literary uncanny since her debut...
14 Must-Read Indian History Books
As I write this, my country is dealing with a devastating second wave of the pandemic. As my social media timelines are flooded with news of...
Book Fetish: Volume 455
Welcome to Book Fetish: Volume 455, your weekly round up of bookish clothing, art, accessories, reading tools, and more from around the web! Vintage Pink Books...
