#Opinion

Ever wonder what's up with zines and why do people read them? Here are some thoughts on the subject of why they're...

The fine art of writing in and writing on books -- when you can and when you can't.

Macmillan Publishers recently announced a two month embargo on all newly published e-book titles. This will greatly effect libraries.

It’s hard not to feel as if we must be actively resisting at all times. If we step away from our efforts for a break, we might as well just give up, right?

In response to an article opining that there are too many Star Wars books coming out this year, a fan of the...

A reader makes a case for the incorporation of graphic novel adaptations of classics, abbreviated for younger readers, into the classroom.

A reader responds to the list of books recommended to a mother who wrote in to The Guardian concerned that her teenager...

On the lessons one reader gained through reading Toni Morrison's new nonfiction book collecting her essays, speeches, and more.

A reader examines the newest Disney adaptation of Aladdin and a new translation of Aladdin to consider whether we should be okay...

Examining the decline of dystopian YA stories in Hollywood, its current status in literature and how the genre now reflects our everyday realities.

Taking a look at P.G. Wodehouse's THANK YOU, JEEVES and its offensive blackface punchline, and considering approaches to racism in classic literature.

A Talented Mr. Ripley TV series is underway, and Highsmith fans are squirming in anticipation. Here's where I would like to see the show go.

Spontaneous two-person book clubs are likely to pop up anytime readers talk. Here are some joys of casual one-on-one book convos.

A Muslim reader on Farah Heron's THE CHAI FACTOR and its commentary on the lives of Muslims, prejudice in America, and activism.

Because sometimes you accidentally stumble down the rabbit hole and start questioning the use of idioms in fantasy worlds.