10 Literary Podcasts to Listen To if You Miss Life Before Quarantine
Remember 2019, when quarantine was only a word you heard in sci-fi movies? When getting out of bed in the morning wasn’t an activity that caused...
I Am Eating America Clean
i too do not like a party too childreny I too do not like a party Too childreny Because then I think How many will my...
7 Questions About the New BRIDGERTON Trailer
On Monday morning, Netflix dropped the first official full length trailer for Bridgerton, the new series based on the Julia Quinn romance book series and adapted...
Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for December 14, 2020
This edition of Daily Deals is sponsored by Today’s Featured Deals $1.99Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones Get This Deal $1.99Bowlaway by Elizabeth McCracken Get...
4 Stories To Adapt After THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR
I will always lean toward a mesmerizing ghost story. Provocative and reflective, emotional and intimate. And the eerier, the better (ghosts kind of fit that bill,...
2020 Elgin Award Chapbook Winners and More Specpo in Small Doses
The 2020 Elgin Awards through the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association has two categories. On International Speculative Poetry Day at the beginning of November (the...
A Year in Reading: Sabrina Orah Mark
2020 was the year the cover of my copy of Donald Barthelme’s Sixty Stories fell off. I now keep it on with a bright yellow rubber-band. ...
The Millions Top Ten: November 2020
We spend plenty of time here on The Millions telling all of you what we’ve been reading, but we are also quite interested in hearing about...
A Year in Reading: Nadia Owusu
In the beginning, there was snow. An Airbnb upstate with a fireplace, a hot tub, and an extensive collection of classical music CDs. My partner and...
A Year in Reading: Ruth Franklin
Until March, my reading this year hummed along as usual: books for the seminar on biography I taught, background reading for assignments, the occasional book club...
