THE VIRGIN SUICIDES 25 Years Later: Obsession and Alienation
Although some readers might find it alienating, the novel's refusal to provide easy answers is one of its biggest strengths.
Although some readers might find it alienating, the novel's refusal to provide easy answers is one of its biggest strengths.
Cold, darkness, and the unknown can be powerful symbols, but these winter poems celebrate the solstice as a time for contemplation and renewal.
On rereading an old favorite and discovering missed nuances in Elizabeth Marie Pope's YA fantasy novel, THE PERILOUS GARD.
On Simon Mawer's novel Mendel's Dwarf, wich examines genetics and the dangers of ableism.
Is it ethical to publish books authors never finished after they die?
Are you a fan of George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series and Game of Thrones on HBO? Find eight more books like Game of Thrones here!
Examining the disturbing, original versions of European fairytales and child development through Bruno Bettelheim's THE USES OF ENCHANTMENT.
Discussing the shock value of fictionalized teacher-student relationships, in books and beyond, and how they're often romanticized.
Interested in exploring what makes us human, and issues of identity and nature versus nurture? Check out these science fiction books about human cloning.
Katherine Dunn's GEEK LOVE is both divisive and thought-provoking. Discover or remember the cult classic through these GEEK LOVE quotes.
Spiritual autobiographies across a variety of religions, countries, and cultures.
Quotes from award-winning children's and YA author Richard Peck about writing, being yourself, and more.
A reader takes a look at misogyny in THE DOUBLE HELIX, James D. Watson's science memoir, and discusses the author's openly misogynistic portrayal of groundbreaking scientist Rosalind Franklin.
An exploration of the portrayal of disability in Lois McMaster Bujold's Vorkosigan saga.
Where to start with Madeleine L'Engle books, author of A Wrinkle in Time, but seriously so much more.
