Books, Arts, and Culture

The age of the boyfriend has ended. Give yours away. Donate him to charity or, if he doesn’t have too much wear and tear, maybe you...

Sarah Rose Etter loves to write women with surreal maladies. The Book of X, which won the Shirley Jackson Award in 2019, follows Cassie, a girl...

Have you ever wondered how to write a think piece? Sometimes, a writer’s role is to report and present information in an unbiased manner. And sometimes...

Disability rep in books is often lacking — and good disability rep, even more so (although I’d like to think that’s changing). The topic of disability...

If you are looking for a true story to read and you’re a fan of movies, this biography quiz is here to help you out. You’ll...

In the never-ending passage of time, which carries on marking influential and momentous events, today is the 50th anniversary of the release of Queen’s debut self-titled...

Kindles are marvelous inventions because at what other point in human history have we been able to access hundreds of thousands of books at our fingertips,...

There’s nothing like summer reading, and I especially love lazy days where I can lay in my hammock for hours and just plow through a stack...

Dear traditional romance publishers and anyone else who wants to listen, I have a case to plead: hardbacked romance novels. Romance novels with hardbacks. And I’m...

Hidden identity romance novels have suspense and conflict built directly into the plot, which is part of why they’re so fun to read! The reader can...