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The Library That Lives in a Tree
Created by Didier Muller for this year’s International Design Biennial in France, The Library … Read the full post
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Critical Linking: May 22nd, 2013
Girls, not boys, in all three countries received more time from parents on three activities: … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 21st, 2013
The only type of paid review that Amazon supports is an editorial review. An editorial review … Read the full post
Commencement Speech Real Talk
It’s the time of year for academic send-offs, graduation gifts, and general future-gazing. Understandably, … Read the full post
Can You Guess These Famous Literary Settings?
A couple of weeks ago, I challenged you to guess some famous characters by their physical descriptions. … Read the full post
Critical Linking: The Most Read Stories, May 13th -18th, 2013
Blume has “zero -interest” in penning more YA—a genre that didn’t exist when … Read the full post
The Book Riot Podcast, Episode #2: Pillow Talk with Robert Langdon
The Book Riot Podcast, Episode #2: Pillow Talk with Robert Langdon Jeff and Rebecca talk about The … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 17th, 2013
But the movie’s excess is okay. Think about how great it would be if there were a major … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 16th, 2013
And I have a real problem with this idea that only what is “good” deserves financial … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 14th, 2013
Blume has “zero -interest” in penning more YA—a genre that didn’t exist when she was … Read the full post
Podcast #1: Leaving a Whoopee Cushion for Santa Claus
We’re excited to announce our new podcast! Here’s the description: The Podcast is a weekly … Read the full post
Can You Unscramble the Names of These Famous Literary Characters?
This week’s amusement is a bookish take on a familiar amusement: the word scramble. Can you unscramble … Read the full post
Critical Linking: The Most Read Stories, May 6 – 11, 2013
Here are the most read stories from the last week in Critical Linking… What’s interesting—to … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 10th, 2013
Does using an initial or two in place of an author’s full first name, though, impact … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 9th, 2013
As Mr. Salerno delivers his final cut, the marketers face particularly tough decisions about … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 8th, 2013
Which is why yesterday, I proposed a little experiment on Twitter. I asked people to take a … Read the full post
Critical Linking for May 7, 2013
Considering that the person/people behind @Seinfeld2000 have published a number of (misspelled, … Read the full post
Critical Linking: May 6th, 2013
Now, I happen to know a few people at magazines and newspapers; I’ve had novels published … Read the full post
Novel Pictograms Revisited: The Rebus
On Sunday, I challenged you to figure out pictograms of some classic novels, and you did well. Too … Read the full post
