Emily Polson is a freelance writer and publishing assistant at Simon & Schuster. Originally from central Iowa, she studied English and creative writing at Belhaven University in Jackson, Mississippi, before moving to a small Basque village to teach English to trilingual teenagers. Now living in Brooklyn, she can often be found meandering through Prospect Park listening to a good audiobook. Twitter: @emilycpolson | https://emilycpolson.wordpress.com/
One reader performs an in-depth Goodreads TBR purge as part of a New Year's resolution to declutter her physical and digital life.
The Academy of American Poets announced that twelve contemporary poets from diverse backgrounds would serve as 2018 Poem-a-Day guest editors.
Take a tour of the C. S. Lewis Trail in Belfast, Ireland.
A reader describes the books on her expat reading list from the English stacks of the library in the small Basque town where she taught English for a year.
A fan discusses reading John Green's new book, Turtles All the Way Down, as a long-time viewer of his YouTube channel Vlogbrothers.
A reader peruses the letters left to J.K. Rowling at The Elephant House, the cafe where she wrote most of the first Harry Potter book.
A reader re-discovers her home state through the work of Bill Bryson.