Books, Arts, and Culture

One can be an awkward reading age. Typically, they would have outgrown the super-newborn books like the black and white books that help their eyes focus,...

The Set-Up When you graduated with a college degree and $40,000 in student loan debt, the assumption was there would be a good paying job at...

I am—unfortunately—no Marie Kondo, but I do enjoy having a decluttered house. Once a hoarder of anything that might be useful someday, and of anything with...

I count myself among those readers who want a horror romance sub-genre. Why doesn’t one exist already? Both horror and romance focus on emotions, and the...

We’re big fans of literary cross-stitch patterns. We’re also unapologetic fans of Harry Potter. So what if we did something straight magical and combined the love...

February is LGBTQIA+ History Month in the UK. It’s an important month to honour our history and culture, to celebrate and to mourn. But as with...

It felt like a mistake. After finishing—and loving—I’ll Tell You in Person by Chloe Caldwell, I thought I bought a physical copy of Women. While completing...

Obviously, you could turn any weatherproof receptacle into a Little Free Library. Microwaves, suitcases, filing cabinets, and refrigerators are all fair game. The Little Free Library endorses...

I’ve read a lot of Russian fantasy novels lately. In fact, I read a lot of Russian fantasy novels all the time. For a vast host...

Whether you’re a frequent traveler, going for an afternoon walk, or have a pile of dishes that need washing, audiobooks are a wonderful way to squeeze...