Often used interchangeably, there are important distinctions between WLW books, lesbian fiction, sapphic books, and F/F romances.
What will we tell our descendents about how we handled COVID-19 and what followed? What will be the canon of the story we spin for ourselves?
They say not to judge a book but its cover, but we all know we do! A look at the history of book blurbs and the purpose they serve.
Contrary to most depictions of book piracy, this extensive survey suggests that book pirates buy more books than the average reader.
What are the fastest selling books in U.S. publishing history? Let's dig into those numbers.
What is paratext and how does it impact your reading experience? A history of paratext and what it offers us about a book.
School summer reading lists originated in the 19th century. Why did they begin and how have they evolved over time? Read on to find out!
Yes, Instagram poetry is "real" poetry. Here's your guide to the trends around Instapoetry, the leading voices, and more.
Queerbaiting and queer coding are often used interchangeably, but they have very different effects. Here's why the distinction matters.
A dive into the field of digital literature. What is it? Is it literature? Why is it digital? It also includes some examples of works.
