Sites We Like: What Middletown Read
In 1929 and again in 1937, sociologists Helen Lynd and Robert Lynd published hugely popular, hugely … Read the full post
There’s a big, wonderful world of bookish websites out there. In this column, we point you to some of our favorites.
In 1929 and again in 1937, sociologists Helen Lynd and Robert Lynd published hugely popular, hugely … Read the full post
For the last two years, I’ve made a personal commitment to try and read more essays and long form … Read the full post
Read is awesome. People who read are awesome. This is a tumblr of extra-awesome (that is, famous) … Read the full post
I know very little about book cover design, though like most book nerds, I love book covers. So Talking … Read the full post
Reddit is having a bit of a moment. Not only did one of its precocious co-founders recently commit … Read the full post
To celebrate the end of the year, we’re running some of our favorite posts from the last six … Read the full post
With a name like that, what’s not to love. <–No question mark because the answer is … Read the full post
For those who still believe it’s a travesty to turn an old book into a new object, there is … Read the full post
For coverage of the best books in the world, there are a number of sites. 101 Books is a site run … Read the full post
Ever wondered where books go after you get rid of them? Ever check in on books you’ve donated … Read the full post
If you’ve spent any amount of time at all reading consumer book reviews at Amazon (or Goodreads, … Read the full post
It is one of my great regrets in life that I didn’t find this site in time for Halloween. Alas, … Read the full post
This is what the internet is for: snarky, anonymous Tumblrs immortalizing behind-the-scenes life in … Read the full post
You’ve seen e-cards: those digital postcards covered in pencil drawings (often of people from … Read the full post
Am anonymous publishing employee’s perspective on a GIF-laden Tumblr? Yes, please- welcome to … Read the full post
Fan art inspired by young adult novels is nothing new, but The Real Fauxtographer takes it to a whole … Read the full post
Let’s face it. There are some crazy-bad-scary-awful-ugly books out there in the world. (Exhibit … Read the full post
We all have weird quirks and foibles when it comes to our reading lives (see my millions of posts … Read the full post
I’m a geek. I’m more certain of that fact every day. And my geekiness is not restricted just to … Read the full post
The author and/or illustrator of more than 50 books, including many well-known titles for children, … Read the full post