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There’s a refrain of naming in Later: My Life at the Edge of the World, the new memoir by Paul Lisicky. The book follows Lisicky’s life...

I’m a super mood reader, literally changing genres I read with the seasons. It’s pretty predictable: spooky and witchy books in October (but also year-round because...

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This running series of brief dispatches by New York Review writers will document the coronavirus outbreak with regular updates from around the world. Source : Pandemic...

At the end of 2019 I had my first real experience of writer’s block. I have always insisted that writer’s block isn’t real; that you don’t...

A relationship to place is not dissimilar from one to a person. Anytime a text places geographic location at the heart, it’s like reading about a...

I may have watched season 3 of Castlevania in two days and now there’s no more and I might, possibly, be very sad about it. The...

Are you a fan of the Percy Jackson series? Or fan of retellings of myths and legends from your culture? These 10 middle grade mythology books...

Buddhism sometimes seems mysterious. Other times it seems simple. Sometimes it seems like it’s unattainable. Sometimes it feels like something we all practice whether or not...