Here's a little look at East Asian Crime Noir books that I've been reading this year and that I've read in the past, as well as a few on my radar to read.
Is skipping a boring section "cheating"? What about skipping POVs you don't like? Can you cheat at reading?
Where are all the interactive books for adults? Why is it only kids who get pop-ups, scratch-and-sniff, touch-and-feel, and search-and-find books?
On the pervasive idea that books with male protagonists offer a universal perspective while female protagonists do not.
One reader considers the language we use to talk about immigration through the lens of LITTLE BEE by Chris Cleave
J.K. Rowling recently apologized for Remus Lupin's death. Where do we draw the line between fanservice and writer's remorse?
The first time I watched Lemonade, I immediately recognized it as story.
The NRA has released retellings of fairy tales, with guns added. Here's why that's a bad idea.
Preeti discusses the ongoing problem of casting white actors in Asian roles in Hollywood and the need for authentic Asian representation.
Books for those who can't stop reading about museums and archives.
