Dedicating entire books to tears in a society that discourages crying is a radical act. Here's what books about crying have to say.
Of all the versions of Mr. Darcy that exist, which is the best? Here are rankings of the smoldering, iconic character.
Marvel Comics' What If…? began decades ago as a new way to tell unlikely stories, but how does it serve the Marvel Universe now?
From Romeo and Juliet to Foundation and Guardians of the Galaxy, Lee Pace has led a bookish acting life that only continues to grow.
Literature depicting existential dread is not an aesthetic, but a necessity in understanding and coping with the world we live in today.
It can be traumatic to read about animal death, so why do we do it? An essay on the role of pet death in fiction and the purpose it serves.
The wide world of summer camp in YA fiction, from Campfire Girls to The Baby-Sitters Club to camps for queer kids and more.
Picture books are works of art that can introduce you to something new, renew your faith in humanity, and relax you. Don't miss out.
Thousands of short stories are read each year in order for editors to create Best of anthologies. Here is a look at a few.
If you've been using Goodreads for a while but are curious about StoryGraph, here's a great comparison on a few key points.