Books, Arts, and Culture

If you don’t love opera, then get thee over the the Met’s free daily opera stream tout suite! You’re about to discover a wonderful and wild...

I’m writing this on the day Rafael Nadal won his 13th Roland Garros final. I’m amazed by this man, but also by his ability to continue...

Now on its third year, Summer Scares is back to highlight the wide range of horror reads and help librarians and other gate keepers connect these...

Ready for another romance full of heart and history from Beverly Jenkins? Check out Wild Rain, out February 2021, and read the exclusive excerpt below! The...

Growing up disabled, I could not find much representation of experiences like my own. Neurodiverse and mentally ill, I struggled to find positive and uplifting books...

My wife and I are staying home for the holidays, choosing to conduct our festivities virtually with our friends and family. Not everyone has that option,...

Welcome to Book Fetish: Volume 430, your weekly round up of bookish clothing, art, accessories, reading tools, and more from around the web! Bookstores Save Democracy...

Eighteen-year-old Reuyen is the reincarnation of Queen Swan. Queen Swan was beheaded by her own husband two hundred years ago for being a tyrant after years of...

Here are six notable books of poetry publishing this month. Together in a Sudden Strangeness edited by Alice Quinn  “I don’t want to find meaning in...

It is an infallible law that if Seamus Heaney is the Irish poet of choice, things are looking up, but if W.B. Yeats is in the...