How Authors’ Openness on Social Media Makes Reading Better
When authors are open and honest about the writing process, like V.E. Schwab was with VENGEFUL, it benefits both readers and aspiring writers.
When authors are open and honest about the writing process, like V.E. Schwab was with VENGEFUL, it benefits both readers and aspiring writers.
Is it ethical to publish books authors never finished after they die?
Tl;dr: no.
Why do only a small number of YA books ever make their way into mass market paperback? A case for why YA deserves mass market printings.
Looking back at the Lani Sarem scandal that made readers examine the processes behind the New York Times bestsellers list, and angered...
To the romance detractors out there, romance novels are not junk food. A reader on why we need to stop dismissing romance...
On discarding books written by people accused of sexual assault.
The reboot Voltron: Legendary Defender, is remarkable. The Voltron fandom? It has its moments, especially when ships are involved.
What if you could read a book in the ideal context? Here are some of our favorite books, with the best time and perfect place to read them.
In response to The Atlantic's "The Lazy Trope of the Unethical Female Journalist," a piece that criticizes the protag of SHARP OBJECTS.
Rioter Alex tests out the new Libby app and compares it to the Overdrive app experience to help you determine what might work best for your reading life.
Discussing the shock value of fictionalized teacher-student relationships, in books and beyond, and how they're often romanticized.
A library researcher and mum writes reviews of different baby story times and comments on what works and what works less well.
How the Festival of Literary Diversity has made strides forward for diversity and accessibility and suggestions for book festivals to do the same.
One Rioter explains her opinion on why reading so-called fluff books is not just fine, but important to your reading health, because fun matters.
