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In the forthcoming graphic memoir No Ivy League, Hazel Newlevant looks back on the summer when they were 17 years old and worked a seasonal job...

“Plum Blossom and Green Willow: Surimono Poetry Prints,” with its array of nineteenth-century Japanese woodblock poetry prints, transports us to another world. A quiet revelation to...

If this winter is starting to feel endless, take some imagined advice from classic literary characters when dealing with seasonal affective disorder. Over at McSweeney’s, Allison...

Get those activity kits ready, BSC fans – your favourite Baby-Sitters Club members are settling into Netflix! Get ready to be reunited with The Baby-Sitters Club...

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The audiobook community audibly mourns the passing of one of its giants, Anthony Hollander, or “One-Take Tony” as he was known in the business. Whether narrating...

Feeling stuck? Step away from Scrivener and try this instead Photo by Bianca Isofache Let’s start with a cliche: the journey of a thousand miles begins with one...

The author of “Catalina” chooses non-male authors whose work illuminates tough news days For our latest installment of Read More Women, author Liska Jacobs has put together...

The author of “Hark” on living in an era of self-marketing and the monetization of enlightenment Photo by Laura Crowe on Unsplash The world is embroiled in...

Henry Louis Gates Jr.: Wole, what’s your view of Donald Trump’s impact on Africa, and how is he perceived in Africa? Wole Soyinka: Well, that is...