Let's take a good look at what censorship actually means, and talk about the damage publishing does when it gives book deals to problematic people.
Here's why this reader thinks you should read historical fiction and some favorite books that aren't about WWII to get you into the genre.
Why do we have such a strong reaction to kids acting out in devious ways? We're taking a look at that special brand of terror: creepy kids in horror.
We're turning our attention to Doom Patrol to let you know how well the adaptation does with a Pass or Fail grade.
THE BLOODY CHAMBER is worth deep analysis. Despite their fantasy elements, Angela Carter’s erotic feminist fairy tales are far from escapist.
The concept of the Great American Novel has been debated and criticized. What exactly is this singular work of fiction? We're taking a look.
Many of us read the Harper Lee classic, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, in school, but how much of it went over our heads, and how much remains all too timely?
Postcards of Kindness is a UK initiative to get postcards to people in nursing homes. Here's how on school librarian turned it into a bookish project.
How the intersecting systems of mental health, social services, and criminal justice have failed Lisbeth Salander from Stieg Larsson's Millennium series.
Taking a close look at the trauma bond, depictions of sexual assault, and the victim of assault in Kate Elizabeth Russell’s MY DARK VANESSA.
