Alex Luppens-Dale

Alex Luppens-Dale won the “Enthusiastic Reader Award” all four years of high school. She is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and received her MFA in Creative Writing from The New School. Her favorite genres are memoir, witches, and anything with cults. She lives in New Jersey. You can keep up with Alex's latest work at her website.

Stories Told on the Internet

These stories, though all very different from each other, share the fact that they could not exist without the internet.

How to Get Involved with Your Local Library

Libraries need our support now more than ever. Here are some of the ways you can volunteer and give back to help your local library.

13 Books About Walt Disney and the Disney Parks

Here are 13 books to learn about the lore and history of Disney, the Disney Parks, and Walt Disney in all their complicated truth.

Dark Academia Jewelry for Would-Be Dark Students

Dark academia jewelry vibes are a little witchy, a little Victorian, and a little bit private school. Find some gorgeous options.

The Most Memorable Libraries in Fiction

These fictional libraries will stay with you long after you turn the final page and make you wish some (but not all!) of them were real.

8 Things You May Not Know About Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH

MRS. FRISBY AND THE RATS OF NIMH inspired one of the greatest animated movies ever. Here are more interesting things to know about the book.

Ghostwriter to the Stars: Who Is J.R. Moehringer?

J.R. Moehringer has been one of the biggest names in celebrity memoir since long before he ghostwrote Prince Harry's memoir Spare.

Books About the Waco Siege on Its 30th Anniversary

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Waco Siege. These books explore the story behind the deadly standoff.

10 of the Weirdest Moments From Prince Harry’s Memoir

These ten moments from SPARE are among the weirdest in this bestselling and highly anticipated memoir from Prince Harry.

Books With Nonhuman Main Characters (Who Are Often Cats)

From a grumpy crow to a murderbot, the protagonists of these books with nonhuman main characters teach us something about ourselves, including The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward.