#Opinion

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.

"Especially with a cultural juggernaut like Game of Thrones, the depiction of marginalized people can impact our treatment in the real world."

Beyond hope, reading children's books is about understanding a complex world from a kid's perspective, and learning about ourselves in the process.

"What's your favorite book?" It's a question that sends many avid readers into a tailspin. But this reader thinks ELLA ENCHANTED is...

The book community is thriving on many social media platforms, but one in particular is booming, and that is the ...

Strong women can wield swords -- but they don't have to. Some excellent strong women in books and shows based on books.

Taking a critical look at what it means to lump books by marginalized authors into a genre, and at representation in publishing...

A take on how we're all tired of Harry Potter takes.

Between Game of Thrones and EndGame, spoilers have been a hot topic of discussion recently. Here's how you can be respectful...and reasonable.

In 2015, author Kamila Shamsie challenged UK publishers to only publish women in 2018. Here's what happened (tl;dr: not much).

These villain tropes are tired.

Ready for an unpopular opinon?:I don’t think tagging authors in negative reviews of their books should be a big deal. There. I said it.