Books, Arts, and Culture

“Docile Bodies” by Christopher James Llego I’m lactose intolerant, but he was my daddy and he wanted to watch me drink from the cow’s teat. I...

Midwesterners are known for a few things: a love of Ranch dressing, endless rolling farm fields, and being “nice.” There’s a lot to back up all...

What if real life suddenly worked like a video game? That’s the question posed by the wildly popular manhwa The Gamer (hosted on Webtoon) by author...

With bookstores closed, shipping delays, and everyone’s attention turned to the news, the first few months of the pandemic were a hard time to have a...

One way to add a little more literary flair to your life is to plaster book cover posters on your walls, be those walls in your...

The village of Sutanati first came under the radar of the British as a potential location for a new factory and a fort when, in 1686,...

Alright, friends. We’ve covered a lot of ground since we started this journey into second-tier heroes, from lesser known members of the galaxy spanning Green Lantern...

In the U.S., the consolidation of giant media companies and the tanking of advertising revenue have taken their toll. A quarter of newspapers, mainly local, have...

This edition of my indie press round-up contains a range of styles and genres that I hope will appeal to many types of readers and reading...

Whether the weather where you are gets cold this season or not, given the realities of the uncontrolled spread of COVID-19 and no vaccine on the...