Elisa Shoenberger has been building a library since she was 13. She loves writing about all aspects of books from author interviews, antiquarian books, archives, and everything in between. She also writes regularly for Murder & Mayhem and Library Journal. She's also written articles for Huffington Post, Boston Globe, WIRED, Slate, and many other publications. When she's not writing about reading, she's reading and adventuring to find cool new art. She also plays alto saxophone and occasionally stiltwalks. Find out more on her website or follow her on Twitter @vogontroubadour.
Here is a mouth-watering collection of comic books with simple, corresponding recipes including Korean food, croissants and soup, and even insects.
These historical fiction books about artists, including fine artists, performers, and designers, bring enormous personalities and their artworks to life.
What are your rules for buying books as gifts? A few Rioters chime in with their self-enforced guidelines for giving the gift of books.
We sit down with Donna Kaz, aka Aphra Behn, Guerrilla Girl on Tour, to talk about her books about using tactics to protest injustice in the world.
There’s nothing quite exciting as finding out a new murder mystery series. Here is a list of 20 books from ...
Pop-up books weren't always for children. Here's an interview with Newberry curator Suzanne Karr Schmidt about Renaissance Pop-up books.
I have the opportunity to chat with Liz Suburbia, artist and writer of Sacred Heart. In 2016, she received the ...
Oxford English Dictionary announced that "Toxic" is the 2018 Word of the Year. The number one word combination was "Toxic Chemical."
I had a sea change in opinion about the works of Vonnegut. I read Slaughterhouse-5 and Cat’s Cradle whilst in ...
Interview with comic writer Greg Pak to discuss The Princess Who Saved Her Friends, the sequel to the Princess Who Saved Herself