Explore Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage with Google
This Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Google’s products can help you embrace the spirit of connection and celebration Source : Explore Asian...
The Latest In YA News, From Adaptations to Fresh Comics (and More!)
Now that we are well into Actual Spring and everything is bursting with colors and smells, it should come as little surprise that the same bubbling...
It’s Been Two Decades Since I Read This Book, But I Think About It Every Day
Sometimes, you read a book that changes or regularly weaves its way into your life, but you don’t actually know that until years later. That’s the...
Escape Into These 9 BIPOC Millionaire and Billionaire Romances
The fifth book in Ana Huang’s New York Times bestselling Kings of Sin series delivers a dark, steamy romance of loyalty, obsession, and forbidden desire. Vuk...
7 Adaptations Out in May We Hope are Just as Good as the Book
It’s May, which means we have a whole new month of new page-to-screen adaptations to get excited about. Whether you’re ready to head to a movie...
Ay, Madre: Latine Books Featuring Complex Portrayals of Motherhood
Looking ahead to Mother’s Day this month got me thinking about my deep reverence for motherhood that has only grown with age. I don’t want kids...
Dave Challinor’s Stockport Revolution: From Non-League to Championship Push
Stockport County’s remarkable resurgence under Dave Challinor continues, with the club on the brink of back-to-back promotions. Heading into the final fixture of the season, they...
I Need a Fortune-Teller Who Can Tell Me if I’ll Become My Mother
“A Case of the Horses,” an excerpt from No, I didn’t know, had never heard of the word let alone its ominous connotations. From what I...
Revisiting a Short Story Made for Twitter’s Golden Era
“Some Contemporary Characters” was originally written in 180-character segments and serialized via Twitter by @ElectricLit from November 30 to December 2, 2009, and later published in...
Why Electric Literature Is Leaving Twitter
Dear Reader, Electric Literature is leaving Twitter today. Back in 2009, we made our grand entrance serializing a short story by Rick Moody, written in 180-character...
