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
Unless you live in a place where exotic spices and proteins are readily available, and are the kind of person ...
I have always craved more Atticus Finch. He’s become a household god, of sorts, in the lives and literary sensibilities ...
This post is part of our Harper Lee Reading Day: a celebration of one of the most surprising literary events of ...
Can we establish a “leave no trace” policy in libraries? No sand under the dust jacket, no Cheetos-prints on pages, ...
While we at the Riot are taking this lovely summer week off to rest (translation: read by the pool/ocean/on our ...
Provo, Utah, is gorgeous. The city has draws beyond the purely aesthetic—Brigham Young University, which consistently ranks among the best ...
Not long ago, a friend of mine mentioned that they’d never seen Citizen Kane. I shrugged and said, “Rosebud is ...
Neatnicks beware the unread books pile. Unattended too long, it takes on a Jenga tilt, with precariously positioned volumes threatening ...
Vestiges of the sexy-librarian trope persist. When I accepted a job with the local library system, friends reminded me, half ...
This is a guest post from Michelle Anne Schingler. Michelle Anne has graduate degrees from the University of Georgia and ...