Melody Schreiber is at work on a nonfiction anthology of premature birth. As a freelance journalist based in Washington, D.C., she has reported from nearly every continent. Her articles, essays, and reviews have been published by The Washington Post, Wired, The Guardian, The Atlantic, Pacific Standard, NPR, The Toast, Catapult, and others. She received her bachelor’s in English and linguistics at Georgetown University and her master’s in writing at the Johns Hopkins University. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @m_scribe.
The Game of Thrones finale aired last night. But I didn't watch it.
While we can't give you extra eyes for reading multiple books at the same time, we can offer these tips on how to read several books at once.
On one hand, when bookstores charge for events, they have another way to pay the bills; on the other, they make events less accessible. So, yea or nay?
In case you ever find yourself in a position to sell your home and you have a massive library, as one does, here's how to sell a house full of books.
We chatted with Alaska Native Ruth Dan to discuss how Netflix's AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER can be an opportunity to represent Inuit culture accurately.
Several comics creators have come forward saying Cody Pickrodt sexually harassed them, and Pickrodt is now suing them. Help fund their legal fees.
In light of some recent discussion about the benefit of libraries versus bookstores, here's one reader on libraries as coworking spaces.
What one reader learned about using correct pronouns from A QUICK & EASY GUIDE TO THEY/THEM PRONOUNS by Archie Bongiovanni and Tristan Jimerson
Looking for kids' books that are witty, fun, and socially conscious? Check out these children's books for adults and the kids in their lives.
We chatted with a cofounder and volunteer with the NoVa TEEN Book Festival about how to build a book festival for teens.
