15 of the Best Books for Seniors
When I was a kid, I thought my grandma was old. She wore clothes I associated with older ladies and she made cinnamon sugar toast for...
Banning Books Makes for Bad Parenting
The news of “challenging” books has been sweeping the country lately. It has also been covered across most, if not all, media outlets. The main reasoning...
What’s it Like to Volunteer at an Anarchistic Bookstore?
During the pandemic, I took up many, many hobbies. Besides going through the usual baking, gardening, and crafts, I also got back into reading in a...
The Rivalry of Dear Abby and Ann Landers
Back when newspapers were a thing that the majority of people read physical copies of, advice columns were a mainstay and a regular feature in major...
Get Scared This Spring: This Season’s Most Anticipated Horror Books
It’s 2022, and horror is no longer just for Halloween, y’all. In fact, horror is more popular than ever, and you know what that means. It...
12 Must-Read April Children’s Book Releases
Yay, it’s finally Spring! April is one of my favorite months. After a long winter, the weather has finally started warming up, and flowers are beginning...
20 Must-Read Memoirs of the Last Decade
Growing up, I mostly read fiction, losing myself in adventures in other worlds. I didn’t want to think of my own. In college, I discovered memoirs,...
Why I Deleted My Goodreads TBR (And Why You Probably Should, Too)
I’ve been using Goodreads to keep track of my annual reading challenge since 2016. I know a lot of people criticise the website but, to be...
Writing the Jersey Shore: The Millions Interviews Daniel H. Turtel
Earlier this week, Daniel H. Turtel published his debut novel, Greetings from Asbury Park, which in 2020 was awarded the Faulkner Society’s Best Novel Award. The...
Satechi Slim X3 Bluetooth Backlit Keyboard Review: A Bit Too Big
Exceedingly thin and designed with Mac users in mind, the Satechi Slim X3 Backlit Keyboard is fit for typists who want to use a full-sized, low-profile board....
