In “The Day the Sun Died,” Violent Sleepwalkers Terrorize a Town
Reading a Yan Lianke novel is disorienting. His plots are both surreal and absurd, presented in a manner that never reaches the pitch of coy irony....
Reading a Yan Lianke novel is disorienting. His plots are both surreal and absurd, presented in a manner that never reaches the pitch of coy irony....
Dear Blunt Instrument, I just finished writing a novel and am dreaming up a new one, and while I chafe at writing rules, your piece on...
Robin Sparkles… via GIPHY …is all grown up and she can fight! At least that’s my takeaway from the trailer for Stumptown, an upcoming ABC series...
If owls are the most bookish animals, then bees must be the most bookish insects, right? They are intelligent, self-sufficient, and know how to focus on...
In France, literary juries hand out more than 2,000 prizes each year. Paris-based literary journalist Olivia Snaije has reported on many of them. But the new...
Marriage is the joining of two souls. It brings together two independent people, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, opinions and preferences, joys and sorrows....
We all know what it means to read “good writing,” right? Well, no, we don’t. It’s true that we often recognize something as “great” when we see...
I was lucky enough to hear the poet Adrienne Rich speak when I was an undergrad. I had only read a few of her poems, her...
This week’s Book Fetish is sponsored by the Read Harder Journal. Created by Book Riot, this smartly designed reading log consists of entry pages to record stats,...
This list of enemies to lovers contemporary romances is sponsored by The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren, from Gallery Books. When everyone at her twin sister’s wedding gets food...