Plex redesigns its app to look more like a streaming service
Streaming service and media software maker Plex on Friday introduced a redesign of its software that puts more emphasis on discovery, easily accessing your watchlist, and...
Battery unicorn Northvolt files for bankruptcy, co-founder and CEO resigns
The company chose Chapter 11 in an effort to right its listing finances. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only. Source : Battery...
HBO Doubles Down on Support of JK Rowling, Defends Transphobic Comments as “Personal Views”
Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. HBO Doubles Down on Support of...
Prepare Your Library Before January Arrives: Book Censorship News, November 22, 2024
Over the next several weeks, let’s spend time planning for actual things that can be done to ensure access to books and facts via democratic institutions...
What are You Reading This Weekend? — November 22, 2024
I’ve been feeling a bit behind on my reading, now that we’re nearing the end of the year. There are always reading deadlines looming: books to...
8 Paranormal Horror Tales to Give You the Creeps
Any story that defies expectation and logic immediately sparks my interest. Paranormal tales usually specialize in these factors, which makes the subgenres that paranormal fiction is...
The Most Read Books on Goodreads This Week
Do you feel that chill in the air? The seasons are changing. Halloween is in the rear view window, and winter is fast approaching. If you...
In “The Substance,” the Real Horror Is the Pursuit of Youth
Like many during the pandemic, I let my shit go. I cut my own bangs. I did not pay attention to the softening of my jawline...
The Most Exciting Debut Short Story Collections of 2024
In a year packed with noteworthy debut novels, it can be easy to overlook a more eclectic type of debut: the short story collection. In these...
Library News and Censorship Updates, Post-Election
Although you’re reading this on November 22nd (or later), this is the first library and censorship news post that I’ve drafted since the election, and it’s...
