Danika Ellis

Danika spends most of her time talking about queer women books at the Lesbrary. Blog: The Lesbrary Twitter: @DanikaEllis

8 Reasons Book Lovers Need USPS (and How to Save it)

So many elements of the bookish ecosystem depend on the USPS; here are eight reasons why booklovers should be concerned with its preservation.

The Best Books You’ve Never Heard of (Summer 2020)

We bet you haven't heard of more than one book on this list, but you're missing out! Here are some of our favourite little-known gems, like The Water Thief by Claire Hajaj.

Reflections of a Professional BookTuber

One reader reflects on her time as a professional booktuber, from the content creation process to connecting with viewers.

19 Unbelievably Realistic Book Cakes that Will Have You Side-Eyeing Your Bookshelves

Book cakes are always fun to look at (and eat!) But what about ones that make you question reality? Here are 19 unnervingly realistic book cakes.

What Charles and Anti-Charles Reveal About Goodreads Homophobia

On the unsettling phenomenon known across the queer bookish community as Goodreads Charles, and what it says about homophobia and Goodreads' rating system.

6 Sapphic Shakespeare Retellings

Looking for some Shakespearean tales with a focus on queer women? Check out these excellent Sapphic Shakespeare retellings.

An Imitation of Imperfection: A History of Deckle Edges

Why are the page edges of your book ragged? Why do some people think it's a defect and others think it's a sign of luxury? Let's talk deckle edges.

8 Books With Established F/F Relationships From The Start

No slow burn or will-she-won't-she here! Check out these excellent books and comics that feature established F/F relationships.

Why are Books That Shape? From Codices to Kindles, Why This Rectangle Stays Golden

Ever wonder why books are rectangular? We've got the answers!

Why Did Interactive Ebooks Never Catch On?

We examine why interactive ebooks have struggled to catch on among readers, considering the work that goes into them, the distraction of them, and more.