My Neighborhood Barnes & Noble Is Closing and I’m Sad About It
A neighborhood once flush with bookstores is losing its Barnes & Noble--the fourth store it's lost in recent years.
A neighborhood once flush with bookstores is losing its Barnes & Noble--the fourth store it's lost in recent years.
Find book clubs overwhelming? Maybe just try the buddy read!
How one reader started her fascination with book clubs, and why she keeps joining more.
Want to read all of Shakespeare's plays? It's a lofty mountain to climb, and an absurd one.
Why one reader finds herself most at home when participating in a readathon.
Fall may be a big season for the publishing industry, but that doesn't mean it's everyone's favourite book season. Rioters, discuss!
Where a quest for out-of-print books of a beloved childhood series at independent bookstores helps one reader cope with a dying family member.
On the benefits of dating someone who doesn't read the same books you do!
I made a last ditch effort and recommended the series to my brother. Betrayed by the novels he’d grown to trust, he swore he would never read again.
How one Rioter overcame her aversion to self-help books after the election.
One reader on cookbook escapism, and how a well-written, quality cookbook can emphasize the beauty and delicacy of daily life.
A reader is both underwhelmed and overwhelmed by Powell's and popular book destinations because even extroverts need personal space to enjoy an experience.
One Rioter issues a series of mea culpas to the library she loves and relies upon.
A reader muses on library holds and interlibrary loans, which make books more accessible and their patrons' reading lives more convenient.
On the draw of books about your hometown and one reader's relationship with books about Michigan, including STATION ELEVEN and DARE ME.
