Books, Arts, and Culture

You can’t throw a stone in the historical romance category without hitting a regency romance novel. There are, at a conservative estimate, approximately 85 million regency...

Do you remember this video of Kristen Bell crying with joy because Dax Shepard had arranged a visit from a sloth for her birthday? Well you may...

At the very back of the children’s room in my hometown library is where I first discovered the Dear America and Royal Diaries series. It’s been...

There are plenty of children’s books about space out there, but sometimes they can kind of be hard to find. This is especially true when finding...

In case you’re not plugged in to lesbian Twitter, there’s (finally) new buzz about The L Word reboot. It’s been a hundred years since 2017 when...

Translator Rachael Daum lives in Belgrade, Serbia. In addition to her work for the American Literary Translators Association, she also translates from five languages. Two are big...

One of the most devastating lies we tell ourselves is that creativity is something you’re born with. In reality, each of us has the capacity to...

Even as an atheist who reads Narnia books, I know it’s a cliché to think of them as a Christian allegory. I wish I didn’t. When...

Say what you will about a life of perfidy and misconduct, it’s fun to read about criminality. Devotees of true crime will insist that they’re there...

There’s nothing more exciting for a book lover than being surrounded by a beautiful personal library. If you’re like me and a little ~extra obnoxious~ in...