35 Must-Read Books About Racism
Racially-motivated violence has sadly become relatively common in the United States. Many wonder what they can do to combat these instances, as well as the pervasive,...
Racially-motivated violence has sadly become relatively common in the United States. Many wonder what they can do to combat these instances, as well as the pervasive,...
Hey, all you cool cats and kittens! (Sorry.) Now that we’re all still indoors and finished marathoning every episode of Tiger King (including the update) and...
For this month’s independent press round-up, I’m happy to recommend five novels from around the world, including three in translation. These novels span the globe: they...
The first line of Charles Dickens’s 1859 novel A Tale of Two Cities is quoted often. Or at least the first part is (it’s a very...
A whole lot of audiobooks fall in the 9–12 hour range, so finding audiobooks under nine hours isn’t as tricky as finding much shorter audiobooks. But...
In this history of tennis, there are only a handful of players who can hit every shot with the same elegancy and sophistication and one such...
One of my childhood homes had an aviary attached to it. My family lived in southern California at the time, a place with the perfect weather...
Reading is weird right now. The world is weird right now. Fortunately, Instagram webcomics are there to help! Well, okay, all they’re really there to do...
We’re teaming up with Harlequin.com to give away a prize pack which includes the following Robyn Carr titles: Four Friends, The Life She Wants, The Summer That Made...
Critical Linking is a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web sponsored by “Jimenez, alongside four administrators from her Facebook group,...