May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, but what does that label really mean? Here's what readers should know.
Sappho was born sometime in the 7th century BCE in Ancient Greece, but who was Sappho and why do we still read her poetry?
Let me tell you about the time Allende was fired for rewriting the characters and endings of the stories she translated —without approval.
Examining how historical fiction books about World War II are unpacking the trauma of civilian experiences in Asia during this period.
Here are some ideas about what kind of books to read during mental health challenges to help you keep reading through the darkness.
What is the true story of Mother Goose? Is she a bird? Is she an older lady? Unraveling the mythology around the storyteller.
A look at how TikTok and BookTok does--and doesn't--influence how we talk about books.
Every book its reader, right? The worst books of all time challenge that notion, whether through irredeemable content or truly turgid prose.
For women we meet in literature, bad marriages often facilitate character growth. Here are a couple examples of how women push back.
The AAPI Reading Challenge is committing to read at least two books from AAPI perspectives we’ve never before considered.