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Readin’ On A Jet Plane: How Do You Pick Books for Long Flights?
First World Problems existed long before some smug 20th century types erected a podium for countries … Read the full post
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What’s On Your Nightstand?: Dressed for Success
I apologize immediately for giving you a Roxette ear worm with this post’s title. While Roxette … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: The Problem of Reach
They say we’re all just one phone call from our knees. In my case, it was just one concrete … Read the full post
Critical Linking: July 4, 2012
“This is still the best fiction to file a report on the days when we were all miserable and … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: Summer Reading Edition
I’ve just finished hosting a guest from the UK, and as part of his All-American Experience in … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: Wild Cards
Everyone, it seems, was in a post-you-know-which-trade-show coma last week, so there were fewer comments … Read the full post
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Open Thread: June 18, 2012
I have book reviewing and recommending (and the difference between them) on the brain these days, … Read the full post
Riot Asks: Jeffrey Lewis
Jeffrey Lewis is the author of Berlin Cantata (Haus Publishing), a “polyphonic novel” about the … Read the full post
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Craving Simplicity in Superhero Stories
Last weekend, my boyfriend and I (like many, many, many other people) headed to our local movie theater … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: The Hunger Pangs
Do I have to admit this? OK, I’ll admit this: I just read The Hunger Games. The first book. … Read the full post
Riot Asks: Emily St. John Mandel
Emily St. John Mandel was born on the west coast of British Columbia, Canada. She studied dance at … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?
Thank you all for your enthusiastic participation in our first installment of this new regular feature. … Read the full post
The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name: An Editor’s Dilemma
Last week, I read a book from cover to cover that I simply loathed. (Yes, I almost always finish a … Read the full post
Posted byCan We Take Fiction Too Seriously?
I am, I admit, a Potterhead. I love the entire Potter empire (books, movies, what-have-you). I’m … Read the full post
