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The 4 Kinds of Relationships Readers Have with Books
People think I’m ridiculous when I tell them I have certain relationships with books, and that … Read the full post
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“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
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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
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A Librarian’s Response to “What’s a Library?”
The paint on my worn out ol’ library soapbox is getting rather chipped these days, but I’m … Read the full post
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On Why the Women’s Fiction Prize is a (Good) Thing
Yesterday, awesome sauce contributing editor Cassandra Neace wrote an article questioning the merits, … Read the full post
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Why Should Readers Crowdfund a Bookstore?
Last week, the folks who own Brooklyn’s BookCourt bookstore launched an Indiegogo campaign … Read the full post
Why is the Women’s Fiction Prize a Thing?
I want to start by saying that I read more books by women writers than I do books by men. I think … Read the full post
By the Numbers: Parents, Children, and Libraries
On May 1, the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project released a new report … Read the full post
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Why Do We Pick The Books We Do?
I recently took a trip to beautiful city of literature Dublin, and I bought a lot of books. This happens. … Read the full post
TASTE DEBATERS: Rockin’ Out to THE LOVE SONG OF JONNY VALENTINE
Taste Debaters is a new feature in which Rioters Wallace Yovetich and Greg Zimmerman, two avid readers … Read the full post
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Where Have All the Heroes Gone?
These days the term hero is thrown around so much it’s really lost most of its significance. … Read the full post
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Reading Young Adult Literature in Middle Age
I think the young adult books that spoke to you when you were 11 and pre-pubescent (awful word; we … Read the full post
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World Book Night: If You Had One Book to Give
Reading the first-hand accounts of last week’s World Book Night has me all green-eyed, you guys. … Read the full post
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Is THE GREAT GATSBY Soundtrack Going to be the Greatest Since ROMEO + JULIET?
When I first heard that Jay-Z was scoring and producing the soundtrack for The Great Gatsby back in … Read the full post
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If You Didn’t Buy It From Amazon It Doesn’t Count as Reading, Says Amazon
For the third year in a row, Amazon just issued a press release naming the Most Well-Read Cities in … Read the full post
Why Love Libraries?
Despite its budding beauty, longer hours of sunshine, and the promise of sweet, sweet outdoor drinking, … Read the full post
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Was the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction Rigged?
Last week, Adam Johnson won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for fiction, much to the relief of many who follow … Read the full post
Why Won’t Men Read Women?
A few days ago, I came across an interview that Meg Wolitzer, author of The Interestings (check out … Read the full post
5 Terrific Modern Chicago Novels
It’s only natural to be drawn to novels set in the city in which you live. Thankfully for me, … Read the full post
