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RAPTURE PRACTICE by Aaron Hartzler: A Review
The Rapture is a belief among people who take their religions very, very literally. If you don’t … Read the full post
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Movie Tie-In Covers Are Great (And So Can You!)
Over on Twitter, BookRiot Head Honcho, Raconteur, and Gadfly Jeff O’Neal said, and I quote, … Read the full post
Reading Strategies for Difficult Books
Maybe you know how it is: for a school class of some level, you’ve been assigned a book to read … Read the full post
Books and the Tiger in the Lifeboat
This is not the article I wrote all about bookstores and dinosaurs, drawing a parallel between indie … Read the full post
THE BURGESS BOYS by Elizabeth Strout
Through various venues, I have spent years and years writing book reviews on a regular basis. I enjoy … Read the full post
Book Touring Like a Rock Star
Something pretty cool might be coming to a town near you, and reading about it got me thinking about … Read the full post
The Importance of Endings
A little while ago on Twitter, Joe Hill mentioned that after years of work, he had written the very … Read the full post
Buy, Borrow, Bypass: March 7, 2013
It probably doesn’t take a genius to realize why I like reading books about my favorite authors, … Read the full post
Barnes & Noble’s Midlife Crisis
Barnes & Noble is kind of having a rough time of it these days. Oh, no, it’s not because … Read the full post
The Dangers of Reading About Writers
There’s an old adage which warns, “Never meet your heroes,” lest you discover them to be … Read the full post
Gimmicks, Language, and the Evolution of Reading
(This is No. 43 in our series of Public Service Films, following the success of No. 42, How Not To … Read the full post
A Love Song for Dead Tree Books
The other day, I bought a copy of The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown. I got home with it, sat down … Read the full post
How I Discovered Alan Moore Without Knowing It
There’s many ways we encounter art that we fall in love with. Maybe a web-site recommends it … Read the full post
It’s Bookish Heavy Metal Time!
Like mixing chocolate and peanut butter together to produce a delicious new combination (seriously, … Read the full post
Reading Pathway: Isaac Asimov
On the face of it, Isaac Asimov doesn’t seem like that difficult an author to get into…and … Read the full post
Buy, Borrow, Bypass [Pseudoscience Edition!]
There are an awful lot of academic fields which I adore, but forced to pick one, I go for anthropology. … Read the full post
Grumpy Old Men and the Books They Hate
So, recently an article came out in which someone complained about, among other tiresome arguments, 50 … Read the full post
Best of Book Riot: Testifying for Fan Fiction
To celebrate the end of the year, we’re running some of our favorite posts from the last six … Read the full post
Best of Book Riot: Reading AMERICAN GODS ON REPEAT
To celebrate the end of the year, we’re running some of our favorite posts from the last six … Read the full post
Best of Book Riot: The Movie-to-Book Recommendation Engine: AMELIE
To celebrate the end of the year, we’re running some of our favorite posts from the last six … Read the full post
