Angel Cruz is a professional enthusiast, living and writing in Toronto. She has been blogging about books since May 2011–her favourite genres are magic realism, contemporary fiction, and historical fiction. You can also find her at Women Write About Comics, reviewing front/backlist books and manga, as well as critically examining Asian representation in both Western and Asian media. Her copy of The Portable Dorothy Parker is paged through more often than is probably healthy. Ice cream, Broadway musicals, and Arashi are her lifeblood. Blog: Angel Cruz Writes Twitter: @angelcwrites
We sat down with author Sarah MacLean to talk about her newest romance, BRAZEN AND THE BEAST, writing fat characters, feminism in romance, and more.
This round-up of YA ballet books is sponsored by Algonquin Young Readers. Best friends Marine and Kate have trained since childhood ...
Your favorite Baby-Sitters Club members are settling into Netflix! Get the latest on the upcoming reboot and get ready to marathon this series.
These historical fiction books about Southeast Asia by Southeast Asian authors will take you into the history of the region, and its myriad lives.
Angie Thomas fans, rejoice! The YA author's new book ON THE COME UP is going to be adapted into a film.
Guillermo del Toro brought some spooky energy to last night's Super Bowl with the premiere of 4 teaser trailers for SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK!
We sat down to talk mythology, dreamcasting, heist stories, Filipino history, and more with THE GILDED WOLVES author Roshani Chokshi.
The New York City institution was set to close this month, but its future is now assured thanks to some of our favorite theatre geeks.
On Sunday August 19, the 76th Worlds Science Fiction Convention highlighted the legacies being forged now by women writers who are reshaping the genre.
On finding a new fave trope in Filipino romance novels where the main characters are Filipinx and part of a dynasty that rules the Philippines.