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
Lately, it seems like we’re seeing one hell of a resurgence in tabletop card games. It feels … Read the full post
First World Problems existed long before some smug 20th century types erected a podium for countries … Read the full post
If you asked me to name the most literate / literary sitcom of all time, I would have to begin and … Read the full post
Have you ever had a conversation that consists solely of movie quotes and references? I know! Me too! … Read the full post
Franzen Comes Alive is a series of book-related playlists. My reading resolution this year is to finally … Read the full post
I tried to read Moby-Dick when I was a kid. I was ready to try again in high school, but not even … Read the full post
On this day in 1851, Herman Melville’s manic work of genius Moby-Dick was published. It was … Read the full post
This, well, this is just really freakin’ cool. Being read to is one of the great pleasures of … Read the full post
This trend won’t seem to die, so in the spirit of “if you can’t beat ‘em, … Read the full post
Like everyone else in America I read Melville’s Moby-Dick in high school. I walked to school, … Read the full post
The Dictionary of Fictional Techniques is a running feature in which I observe, name, and discuss … Read the full post
Last week, when I posted a few little flowcharts about what YA heroines might do in a crisis, people … Read the full post