WTF is Up with ACOTAR?
Welcome to Today in Books, where we report on literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. I go away for a week...
Delaware, Connecticut Legislators Propose Anti-Book Ban Measures
Two more states have joined the ranks of at least nine others in proposing legislation that would curtail the spread of book bans. While the bills...
Apple Vision Pro Uncomfortable? You Should Mod It
It was a little disappointing to find out that Apple’s Vision Pro didn’t quite fit me as well as I would have liked. I found the...
Pirate Streaming Site Vumoo.to Goes Offline Following ACE Action
The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) is the world’s most active anti-piracy coalition, initiating and assisting enforcement efforts around the world. Most anti-piracy actions are...
At Long Last, a Translation Worthy of ‘Pedro Páramo’
Pedro Páramo is a work of pitched contradiction. The sole novel by Mexican writer Juan Rulfo, first published in 1955, its narrative is rather straightforward, yet...
3 Tech Gadgets to Get Your Sleep Back on Track
Did daylight savings time ruin your sleep schedule? Get back on track with these tech gadgets. Source : 3 Tech Gadgets to Get Your Sleep Back...
The Best New Book Releases Out March 12, 2024
Come November, we will no doubt have Haruki Murakami’s new novel The City and Its Uncertain Walls in our featured list. Until then, you can read...
The Stakes of Driving While Black Are Unconscionably High
I was excited when I RSVP’d. It would be a lovely way to end the tour, I thought, maybe even comforting— a balm for the months...
7 Novels About African Women in All Their Complexities
I feel the thing people love the most about witnessing messy moments is the ability to look someone in the eye and see the humanity behind...
13 Book Club Picks For March 2024, From Oprah to NYPL’s Teen Banned Book Club
Spring is finally here (sorry, allergy havers)! If you enjoy reading outside, now is your time. Stuff your books in a tote and find a lovely...
