Weighing My Road Trip Books
If you were traveling without your personal and public library for at least six weeks, what books would you bring?
If you were traveling without your personal and public library for at least six weeks, what books would you bring?
When you find an author you love, do you read everything by them, or do you read around? An exploration of one woman's reading habits.
One Rioter goes on vacation to Cartagena de Indias in Colombia, and shares what bookish delights await anyone who visits.
Latin American literature is rife with novels that explore the region’s violent history and political upheaval. Yet, within that long list, there is a subgenre that has taken the time to examine, dissect and describe one looming figure: the Dictator. Here's a starting list of Latin American dictator novels to read.
What are some of your favorite bookish movies, adaptations or not?
How romance novels saved one eleven-year-old reader during a difficult summer in Peru.
The Voyager Spacecraft, both launched in 1977, are famous for carrying phonograph records with them. These records contained a collection ...
“There is always something left to love” is a line from what is undoubtedly Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s most well-known work, One ...
The sitcom that inspired me to re-read a favorite classic book.
Last week, when presented with the As I Lay Dying movie tie-in with James Franco on the cover, the internet let ...
We are closing in on the final days of our Kickstarter campaign to publish START HERE, a book dedicated to guiding you ...
In 2005, I traveled to Mexico City a few times. On one of those trips, I spent the afternoon roaming ...
David Foster Wallace is kicking my ass. I’m currently reading Consider The Lobster. And it makes me feel like a completely inadequate writer.
In some parts of the world, readers are so familiar, so comfortable with the work of Gabriel Garcia Marquez ...
