#Opinion

Does it mean anything to apologize for virulent bigotry on someone else's behalf?

Why do I stand in defense of cookbooks? Why do I prefer them to Tasty or Food Network? Let me count the ways.

What makes a good adaptation? A reader identifies four different types of adaptation, and compares them using PRIDE & PREJUDICE.

Trying to find new ways to get more reading in and really engage with your chosen stories? Try reading aloud solo or with buddies!

Are you marrying another bookworm? Maybe you're just moving in or thinking about combining collections. We have tips!

Holidays are all about family and tradition--and those can be complicated for queer people. Here's how queer holiday stories prove a respite.

A reader muses on the doctor diary and the morally gray areas between the lives and well-being of real patients and entertainment.

A reader's analysis of idealized and stereotypical depictions of disability through Tiny Tim in Dickens' A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

An examination of Fredrick Backman's ANXIOUS PEOPLE, viewed through the lens of 2020's unpredictability and pandemic lifestyle.

So you've found a book that you just know your friend will love. Here's how to recommend that book so your friend will actually read it.

Naomi Novik's A DEADLY EDUCATION has been called out for racist portrayals by some reviewers; one reader responds to this critique.

Trying to find new ways to get more reading in and really engage with your chosen stories? Try reading aloud solo or with buddies!

Are you marrying another bookworm? Maybe you're just moving in or thinking about combining collections. We have tips!

How Charlie Kaufman’s adaptation of I’m Thinking of Ending Things shows us what happens when a hopeful future doesn’t come to fruition.

We're examining the eligibility requirements of five major literary awards, specifically looking at their positions on citizenship.