Elisa Shoenberger is a writer in Chicago. She has been published in the Boston Globe, Deadspin, Syfy, Artsy, Hyperallergic, Wine Enthusiast, Book and Paper Fairs blog and many others. She is also the co-founder and co-editor of The Antelope, a journal of oral history and mayhem. You can check out her work here.
Get the deets on the bookbinding scene in Greta Gerwig's new adaptation of LITTLE WOMEN.
Dive into the world of Archie and explore the history of these familiar classics as the publisher introduces comics from its newest imprint.
One reader on an awkward -- but memorable -- encounter with a dogsledding author.
Alice in Wonderland has been known for wonderful pictures starting with John Tenniel. Here is a list of 10 illustrators with wonderful and weird images.
A list of eight library bequests where authors (and their families) donated their papers and/or donations to libraries (and one hospital).
Get to know the sport of dogsledding with these 11 books.
Hamilton: The Musical's Education has reached 250,000 students since it began in 2015. This is a brief look at this wonderful program.
There have been many reboots of Sabrina the Teenage Witch in comics and television shows. We explore with Kelly Thompson her version of Sabrina.
Open the door and step into a world where impossible is possible with these transportive books about mortals in fantasy worlds.
This list of young adult books with unconventional narrative structures include stories composed of letters, memos, transcripts, and much more.
Data nerds, we've rounded up books that use data visualizations, including bar charts, graphs, xy plots, and much more, as a part of their narrative.
Imagine being able to walk around the world of your favorite comic book series. Big City Map is based on the world of comics book Brotherman.
Let's explores the grisly practice of books made from human skin and separate the meat from the flesh (aka: truth from fiction).
This list of techie women in comics is sponsored by The Hive by Barry Lyga and Morgan Baden from KCP Loft. New ...
Ever wondered about the structure of the physical book? Ever wondered what those weird papers at the beginning and back ...
