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Five Books to Watch For in June
This is the part where I should write something interesting and witty about it almost being summer, … Read the full post
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The Great Book Purge of 2013
You guys, I did a bad thing. Well, not really a bad thing so much as a Thing That Other Readers Will … Read the full post
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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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Awesome Bookish Lamps
Electric lighting has been an enormous boon to readers. Before its advent, reading after dark meant … Read the full post
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Miniature Libraries
Earlier this month, Derek wrote about The Smallest Book in the World (and Other Really Little Books). … Read the full post
Reimagining Folk and Fairy Tales (with Kink, Joy, Nudity)
Reinterpreting myths, fairy tales, and folk tales is way more than a cottage industry—a castle … Read the full post
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Three Kickstarted Literary Card Games We Can’t Wait To Play
Lately, it seems like we’re seeing one hell of a resurgence in tabletop card games. It feels … Read the full post
“What’s a Library?” : Patrons Share How Libraries Changed Their Lives
It’s been a wild few days in the librariosphere. (What? That’s what I’ve decided … Read the full post
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The (Not) Lost Art of the Cover
Current cover trends are really starting to get to a lot of reader attention. Just last week, Maureen … Read the full post
Which DOCTOR WHO Library Is the Best DOCTOR WHO Library?
As a fellow Rioter noted recently, the Doctor is a literary hero. He’s also a library hero. … Read the full post
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Five Reasons Dudes Should Read PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice has now been in the world for 200 years, and about four months. … Read the full post
Awesome Bookish Staircases
Clearly, if we all had an unlimited budget, we’d fill our houses with staircases that doubled … 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
The 10 Gatsby Features You Should Actually Read
The Internet has been all abuzz with The Great Gatsby this week. It’s amazing what a big budget … Read the full post
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7 Great Articles That Became Books
This is a guest post from Dan Toller. Dan runs The Electric Typewriter, a collection of the best articles … Read the full post
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Literary TED Talks Are the Best TED Talks
Way back in September, my fellow Rioter Kit posted about the 5 best literary TED Talks and recently … Read the full post
Scandalous Works of Library Art
Late last week, on Twitter, John Overholt (@john_overholt), a curator at Harvard’s Houghton Library, … Read the full post
3 Books to Read If You Liked THE AMERICANS
As of last week, The Americans is over—at least for a few months. The FX series, which premiered … Read the full post
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10 Great Commencement Speeches by Writers
It’s graduation time again, people! The smell of potential energy is in the air and speakers … Read the full post
The Smallest Book in the World (and Other Really Little Books)
It’s been quite a few weeks for little books. First, a collection of thousands of wee readable … Read the full post
