Michelle Anne Schingler, a former librarian and Hebrew school teacher, is the managing editor at Foreword Reviews. Her days are books, books, books; she knows how lucky that makes her. Twitter: @mschingler
Get out your stretchy pants: these food books from 2018 have set the table and are ready to absolutely delight you in and beyond the kitchen.
I cannot imagine that Sergey didn’t warn Oleg. Picture it: you’re in the middle of practically nowhere—a place so desolate ...
If you survived the apocalypse, what would you read? Here are some thoughts on the act of reading after the world as you know it has ceased to exist.
"If you think about it," I said, two drinks in and very sage, "Kathleen Kelly IS Elizabeth Bennett."
What if I told you that you could hear “Welcome to Lagos” for under twenty dollars?* That you could one-up ...
The world felt like it ended in 2016. Then again in 2018. But if there’s one thing that speculative fiction ...
They were 100 percent the Berenstein bears. Or were they?
"I make my home beautiful with the corpses of books."
*This post contains spoilers* I have always described my favorite Dean Koontz book, Lightning, in the same spoiler-laden way: it’s ...
After watching Dr. Christine Blasey Ford relive her trauma in the Kavanaugh investigation, one reader found solace in Inga Muscio's feminist classic.