Thousands of short stories are read each year in order for editors to create Best of anthologies. Here is a look at a few.
The Cherokee Phoenix was the first indigenous newspaper in the U.S., starting in 1828, and it is still reporting today.
From its publication in 1897 to Dracula Daily's popularity today and the countless adaptations in between, Dracula has staying power.
Sappho was born sometime around in the 7th century BCE in Ancient Greece, but who was Sappho and why do we still read her poetry?
Let me tell you about the time Allende was fired for rewriting the characters and endings of the stories she translated —without approval.
Nobuko Yoshiya was a wealthy, successful novelist who was out as a lesbian in Japan in the 1920s. So why isn't she a famous queer icon?
If you’ve ever wondered who reads book reviews and what purpose they serve, here are a few different perspectives,
If you've ever wondered what goes into a book's appearance, a publishing house insider details the process.
There are a myriad of reasons that educators end up teaching on a cart. Whatever the reason, here are some tips for teaching on the go.
Magnetic poetry was fairly ubiquitous in the '90s. Its inspirations, which include an avant grade art movement, may surprise you.
