You've read Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys, but have you read these other books like Nancy Drew? Meet 8 classic teen sleuths.
If you're curious about the the first book to be printed using moveable type, learn more about the Gutenberg Bible and how to see it here.
A Jane Austen fan takes a look at some of the radical elements of the author's stories as well as her societal critiques.
Among one of the first truly popular novels of the Victorian era, TRILBY is a forgotten sensation, even though its legacy continues today.
Taking a look at the Thomas Hardy classic, FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD, and its character, William Boldwood, as an early fictional example of an incel.
A reader recounts an in-class rebellion to fight for space to discuss queerness in Woolf's ORLANDO, and how that rebellion encouraged her as a reader.
Find out how well you know both bold, poetic feminist powerhouse writers by deciding who said it: Fiona Apple or Virginia Woolf!
A reader and teacher on the educational philosophy she calls the Young Goodman Brown effect, named after the story by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Here's a small guide to help you ease into this formidable author's fiction, and to show you where to start with Virginia Woolf books.
What does "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times" mean? One reader investigates A Tale of Two Cities first line.
