Erin Mayer is a writer and editor specializing in personal essays and musings about face creams that probably won't cure her anxiety (but hey, it's worth a shot). Her work has appeared on Bustle, Literary Hub, Man Repeller, Business Insider, and more. She spends her free time drafting tweets she never finishes and reading in front of the television. Find her at erinmayer.com.
How the reading habits of a library latecomer changed, and expanded, upon gaining access to that most cherished bookish item: a library card.
Home library apps make it easy to organize your book collection so you always know exactly what books are on your shelves.
Have you ever used books as a social crutch? And do you feel apologetic about it, or are you glad to have it, regardless of outside opinions?
A reader returns to Joan Didion's THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING after experiencing grief and love, and finds new meaning on the page.
