Books, Arts, and Culture

As an avid lover of Old Hollywood, I always try to find novels that remind me of my favorite classic films. Like everyone else, I, too,...

As we endure one of the hottest summers in human history, it’s easy to despair about climate change. Don’t give in to grief just yet! There...

I’ve leaned far into stickers lately, and more specifically, I’ve found a deep love for vinyl stickers as a way to commemorate things. After a trip...

I love anthologies—any kind, really: travel anthologies, essay anthologies, comics anthologies, you name it. I think it’s because they give me a variety of different voices...

As I grow up and read more and more, I get frustrated with plots where it turns out that all the world’s wonders and tales are...

This giveaway is sponsored by Epic Reads. Win a copy of this gorgeous YA fantasy duology – full of secret magic & stunning romance and perfect...

Critical Linking, a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web is sponsored by Libro.FM “There are more than 25 million refugees...

The post was produced in partnership with Bloom, a literary site that features authors whose first books were published when they were 40 or older.  “Little by little,...

The cornerstone assertion of the Declaration of Independence is that government exists in order to secure the equal, inalienable rights of persons. This is the formal...

The rot may have set in decades ago, but it has taken Modi only five years to dismantle the idea of India as democratic and secular....