Rare Children’s Books Digitized by the Library of Congress: Critical Linking, May 9, 2019
Sponsored by the audiobook edition of The Guest Book by Sarah Blake. In the early 20th century, Franklin K. Matthiews, the librarian of the Boy Scouts of...
Sponsored by the audiobook edition of The Guest Book by Sarah Blake. In the early 20th century, Franklin K. Matthiews, the librarian of the Boy Scouts of...
Tyrese Coleman’s debut, How to Sit, defies easy categorization. It’s a slim book—about 120 pages—that blends essay and fiction. A finalist for the PEN Open Book...
For the release of Is This How You See Me?, the latest in the venerated Love and Rockets canon, artist Jaime Hernandez speaks to Carolina A....
We spend plenty of time here on The Millions telling all of you what we’ve been reading, but we are also quite interested in hearing about...
A few family mementos in the municipal museum are almost the extent of Louis MacNeice’s legacy here. No streets, pubs, or parks are named after the...
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Excerpt, Chapter 2 We used to drive forty minutes into Anchorage to shop at a Korean grocery. The one vaguely Chinese store was associated with a...
The Italian South is a part of the world in which many Americans have roots. The Mezzogiorno, as it’s known—which includes the states of Sicily, Calabria,...
I loved Bigfoot in the daytime. Really any and all cryptozoology phenomena—Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, Sasquatch, the Abominable Snowman, Champ, the Jersey Devil, the Kraken—and...
Artificial intelligence is already pervasive in our modern world—even in my field of public relations, the emerging role of AI for the industry is becoming a...