A Love Letter to the Girls Who Die First in Horror Films
In middle and high school, my best friend Heather and I would stay up until sunrise watching every slasher flick we could carry home from Blockbuster....
In middle and high school, my best friend Heather and I would stay up until sunrise watching every slasher flick we could carry home from Blockbuster....
On September 12, the Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers’ Awards celebrated its 25th anniversary. The program was created by novelist Rona Jaffe to identify and support women writers...
Wage Slaves is part call to arms and part migrant memoir. The comic, by Daria Bogdanksa, recounts her move to Malmö, Sweden after bopping around several...
Rumors of leaves already changing colors on the way up north may be unwelcome, but autumn’s coming, whether you like it or not. If saccharine coffee...
The internet has changed the world in meaningful ways. It stands to reason that the internet would change our books too. And I don’t just mean...
Author events are tough. First-time authors are enthusiastic about them; bookstores want to host them, in theory; literature lovers want to attend them, in more abstract...
Gillian: Your books frighten me. No, wait: that’s the outward posture, not the truth. Your books wake me up. Your characters stir something in me that...
Ready to kick off your fall TBR with some great new books? There’s nothing better on a chilly autumn day than to curl up with a great...
I read In Cold Blood for the first time earlier this year – and even then, it was under duress because it was a requirement for...
Autumn is big for nonfiction in the UK book world. I’ve picked out a couple of books on history and a memoir for you, but there’s...