How to Transfer Your iCloud Photo Library to Google Photos
There are many cloud storage services available today, and Apple and Google offer two of the more popular options. Switching can feel like a daunting task,...
Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for March 4, 2021
Today’s edition of Daily Deals is sponsored by Today’s Featured Deals $2.99The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon Get This Deal $2.99Don’t Read the...
To Forget and Survive
I started reading Inheritors, Asako Serizawa’s collection of interlinked short stories—which spans five generations but always comes back to Japan’s wartime trauma—a few days after the...
Awful But Joyful
By the time Tove Ditlevsen committed suicide in 1976, she was one of Denmark’s most popular and acclaimed writers. In the fifty-eight years of her life,...
Uncredited
No breakout leads—a prisoner of reruns on local stations high up on the dial: a stray recurring role, a guest appearance on Perry Mason. Later, Rockford...
Advice for Pliny the Elder, Big Daddy of Mansplainers
Great Man, now that you are dead, allow me to squeeze your hand. The sage bushes in Umbria are heavy with bees, so I’m killing them...
The People We Know Best
What are fictional characters? Here are some answers. They are real people in the world “imposing [themselves] upon another person,” as an inconspicuous old lady named...
Paramount+ Arrives on Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, and Fire TV
Today’s the big day. CBS All Access is officially dead, and Paramount+ takes its place. Parent company ViacomCBS promises you’ll get access to more content than...
Integration vs. ‘Choice’
To the Editors: In her insightful review essay “The Dark History of School Choice” [NYR, January 14], Diane Ravitch alludes to southern states in the 1950s...
Writing While Parenting
To the Editors: In her wonderfully affecting discussion of women writers and their relation to being, or to not being, mothers, Daphne Merkin writes that “tackling...
