Courtney has been reading and collecting books almost as long as she's been alive. She holds a B.A. in Theatre and Creative Writing. Courtney has been writing with Book Riot since 2019, and is a Bibliologist with TBR: Tailored Book Recommendations. She's currently brainstorming for her next creative project. You can follow her on Instagram.
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Set aside the lofty reading goals for a while and enjoy what winter is for: hibernating by reading comforting books in a cozy reading nook.
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Rainy days, black coffee, stacks of books, some murder: let's talk dark academia theme, tropes, and types.
A look at some of the exciting adaptations 2023 has in store for us, based on books by Elena Ferrante, Octavia E. Butler, and more.
Before the big Thanksgiving meal, you’ll need a proper reading list. This is not your ordinary lis: think of it as a menu for reading.
Enjoy this baker's dozen of excellent cookbooks from recent Great British Bake Off alums, from show-stopping cakes to everyday bakes.
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People have always used stories to explore societal fears. Here's how horror and society have shaped each other in the western world.