Bob writes furniture descriptions for money. He lives in Brighton.
Tiffany Phillips explains how she opened the delightful Wild Geese Bookshop in Franklin, Indiana and how the space became more than just a bookstore.
Quotes from Susan Sontag's diaries that feel like a gut punch to the soul.
If you are also an uncultured lump, here are five easily digestible art history books you can consume before you’re exposed as dilettante.
Bloomsbury's slim volumes about beloved music albums are fun, digestible, and written with an intelligent enthusiasm that only these highly educated überfans could muster. These are the five best entries to this widely popular book series.
Independent bookstores are on the rise again, but radical bookshops that serve LGBT, Left-leaning, Anarchist, and BME groups are the first to suffer in a shifting literary industry.
While there is a large amount of non-fiction concerning the dismantling of gun rhetoric in the US, these five book reflect by the inclusivity of the #MarchForOurLives
When a poetry night turns into a party: could this be the future of live performance for poets, storytellers, comedians, and musicians?
Books to read before the Oscars, based on the nominees!
With five hundred and forty-four subjects covered there's bound to be some weird ones. Here are the five strangest from the Very Short Introduction series.
A reading list for fans of Greta Gerwig's directorial debut.