Book Fetish: Volume 354
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,...
6 Enemies to Lovers Contemporary Romances to Read in 2019
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...
Featured Trailer: Read Bliss
This week’s featured trailer is sponsored by Read Bliss, presented by Harlequin. Read Bliss BookTuber Stephanie (Stephs Romance Book Talk) shares five of her favorite...
15 Must-Read Queer YA Fantasy Books
YA Fantasy Week and this queer YA fantasy list is sponsored by Flatiron Books. Welcome to Finale, the final book in Stephanie Garber’s #1 New York...
Finding Representation at the Festival of Books and in WE HUNT THE FLAME
YA Fantasy Week is sponsored by Flatiron Books. Welcome to Finale, the final book in Stephanie Garber’s #1 New York Times bestselling Caraval series! It’s been...
Reading Comics Is Not Cheating
A friend recently broached the subject of my Goodreads Reading Challenge. I’ve had many such discussions in the past – what I’m reading, how often, under what...
10 of the Best Feminist YA Fantasy Books of 2019
YA Fantasy Week and this list of feminist YA fantasy books is sponsored by Flatiron Books. Welcome to Finale, the final book in Stephanie Garber’s #1...
The 3 Books Barack Obama Thinks Everyone Should Read This Spring: Critical Linking, May 16, 2019
Critical Linking, a round-up of the most interesting bookish news and links from around the web, is sponsored by Kawaii Craft Life by Sosae Caetano and Dennis...
The True Crime Story That (Might Have) Inspired Nabokov to Write ‘Lolita’
The headline says it all: “Girl Who Was Kidnaped [sic] at 11 Killed at 15 in Auto Crash.” The newspaper article, dateline Woodbine, N.J., goes on...
ISIS: Resilient, Adaptable, Decentralized
ISIS’s breathtaking reach into other parts of the world—including distant corners few experts imagined it was capable of penetrating—is now so pronounced that it’s possible to...
