Connie Pan

It's easy to rush through graphic novels, but what happens when you stop to look closer at the illustrations?

On the power and purpose behind rereading and re-experiencing graphic memoirs.

One reader and writer explains how she balances reading fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, often at the same time.

Is there a personal ideal number of library books to borrow at one time? A reader muses about that sweet spot.

My literary history is lined with gleaming formative moments, and I carry their magic dust, which makes me who I am.

An ode to my paternal grandmother, my first reading buddy, one of those dear and rare people you can read in peace beside.

From daily poems to month-long reads, these five poetry challenges can serve as that nudge to forge space for more poetry in your life.

One reader gave up marginalia and reflects on why — as well as why picking the habit back up was vital.

A daydream of a perfect reading day spent in Hawai‘i, reading poetry on the beach and listening to audiobooks on the way to the bookstore.

One reader who decided to form a reading accountability group writes about the process, the experience, and the chosen books.