V.C. Andrews' controversial 40-year-old books can still hold young readers in their thrall. Let's have a look at why her work endures.
From classics to new and inventive publications, delight in the discovery of dark fiction with these horror literary magazines.
Let's talk blood-suckers and shape-shifters! A brief history of vampires and werewolves in mythology and literature from Ireland and the UK.
Let's talk about the abuse, racism, and other disturbing content in Martha Finley's Elsie Dinsmore children's book series.
"A Boy Named Sue," among other country music legendary songs, were written by beloved children's author Shel Silverstein.
Have you examined your life and discovered that you simply spend too much time reading? Here are some (terrible) ideas to read less.
If your reading life was a video game, what would the side quests be? Here are some suggestions to gamify your reading life with fun side missions.
Homelessness in contemporary fiction has been under- and misrepresented, but are things taking a turn for the better?
Romance novels have a reputation for questionable consent, but modern romance novels are much more interested in consent than other genres.
NaNoWriMo is intense for writers. How can you support a friend who is doing this challenge? Here are some suggestions!