14 House Plant Books For True Beginners
There are more than a couple of house plant books floating around on this great internet of ours. For a beginner with a fresh crop of...
25 New Short Story Collections to Read This Summer: The List List #350
The List List is a round-up of the most interesting bookish lists from around the web this week. . . at the B&N Teen Blog, 7...
A Song of White and Red: The Real History Behind A GAME OF THRONES
If you’re like me, you’re still in denial that Game of Thrones is over. The epic HBO series based on George R.R. Martin’s A Song of...
A 17th-Century Book With a Hidden Compartment for Poison Is Selling for $11,000: Critical Linking, May 24, 2019
Critical Linking, a round-up of the most interesting bookish news and links from around the web, is sponsored by the audiobook of Birthday by Meredith Russo....
Daily Deals: A $90 New 3DS, a $280 iPad, a $110 iPhone 6, and More
Nintendo, Apple Memorial Day weekend is here, and the internet is teeming with deals. These deals range from a $950 MacBook Air to a $58 pair...
Two Teslas race, one above ground, one underground. Guess which one won?
In 2016, while stuck in dreadful LA traffic, Elon Musk envisioned a faster way of transportation in busy cities — by driving underneath them. Soon after...
Your commute just got easier with Google Pay and the Assistant
To make your morning commute easier and less time consuming, we’ve been working with transit agencies in more than 30 cities around the world—from London to...
The Best Pomodoro Timer Apps and Services
AlessandroZocc/Shutterstock Struggling to manage your time? The Pomodoro Technique is a simple timer-based productivity tool, and we’ve rounded up the best apps to help you use...
Panel Mania: ‘BTTM FDRS’ by Ezra Claytan Daniels and Ben Passmore
In this quirky satire of gentrification, race, and cultural appropriation, Darla, a young, hip black designer, accompanied by her ditzy, trend-crazy white childhood friend, look for...
The dread of ‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ wastes its great promise
The apocalypse has become the preferred narrative setting for masochistic catharsis in fiction, whether in movies (A Quiet Place), shows (Walking Dead), or games (The Last...
