Michelle Anne Schingler, a former librarian and Hebrew school teacher, is the managing editor at Foreword Reviews. Her days are books, books, books; she knows how lucky that makes her. Twitter: @mschingler
L’Seforim (to books)! Each year, in the month before Chanukah, and thanks to the efforts of a public librarian in ...
Killarney happens. More precisely, in my case: you make Killarney happen, even if you only half know why you’re going ...
To the Good People Who Promote Books: I’m sure it’s not always easy to be a book publicist, particularly now. ...
“What seems to be one thing from a distance is very different close up,” writes Gloria Steinem in the preface ...
Let’s talk cocktail hour, shall we? I think that gin is a magical ingredient. I believe that, as the ads ...
I am a malfeasant librarian. I turn in books late, but that’s not what I mean. I hoard titles for ...
Dear Sir: It’s a big week for you, I see. With the release of See Me, you’ll be but a book away ...
Here’s a story about how one library system became two: in the enlightened 1990s, parents in a rural Georgia community ...
Not long ago, I set out to write a “read this, not that” post centered around erotic fiction. In service ...
Virtue: I am a reader. Often I’m an insatiable one. Books have overtaken the passenger’s side of my bed. I have ...