A lot of M/M romances are written by women - but why? A romance reader tries to unpack this interesting (and complicated) phenomenon.
For me, the Notes section of a poetry collection has been an independent study in poetry, one of the many readerly joys of my bookish days.
"Representation" isn't just a box we can tick off, and phrases like "good rep" and "bad rep" can so easily flatten and simplify.
On finding joy in rereading books on audio and a selection of titles worth revisiting in the format.
Do you want to reread books more, but feel guilty about neglecting your TBR? This trick might help you revisit your favorites guilt-free.
For those who loved The Catcher in the Rye as teens, how does the book hold up to an adult rereading? One writer explores.
In 1960s Mississippi, nine Black students put their lives on the line to fight for equal access to public libraries.
I read WAY more horror books than I watch movies. Unlike movies or even TV shows, I’ve never been really scared by a book.
Is it time to reconsider the label "reluctant reader?" And if so, what would a better label for these readers be?
That description on the back cover or dust jacket is wasted on me. I'd rather jump into a story headfirst, with no spoilers or expectations.
