My Palm Reading Says I Will Die Alone
“On Being Alone” by Jane Campbell Her fine white hair stood out around her head like a gauzy halo framing the sunburnt face. A lifetime of African...
Googlers for climate: meet Lisa Arendt
Based in Zürich, Lisa is Product Partnerships Manager for Maps. She helps partners to integrate their charging station locations into Google Maps, which makes recharging as...
The Flexible Reality of Interactive Fiction Brought Me Agency During Lockdown
When my best friend and I first saw the apartment, we loved it. We thought it a little strange, a tad bruised, but overall it felt...
Book Banners Don’t Know What a Book Ban Is
If you open up any one of hundreds of news stories of rightwing “parents’ rights” groups trying to have book removed from schools for having queer...
No Toil Nor Trouble, Just New Witchy Book Goods
I don’t know about you, but even though I love summer and have no need to see it end quickly, I am always up for some...
8 Fantasy Duologies For When You’re Feeling Like A Little More Or Less
Fantasy stories often come in a series, and that can be a bit overwhelming for some readers, especially with series that have been going forever and...
Books to Read If You Liked It Ends With Us
Colleen Hoover is a #1 New York Times best-selling author. As of the writing of this article, Hoover has three books on the Best Seller list,...
In Bad Company: 5 Problematic Relationships in Literature
Relationships are an intrinsic part of being human. We are social animals, after all, and we need companionship almost as much as we need shelter from...
The Bookish Life of Elizabeth Taylor
When did you first fall in love with Elizabeth Taylor? For me, it was witnessing her desperation as “Maggie the Cat” in the 1958 film Cat...
The heart of the railroad problem: The history of railway discrimination in the United States, the c
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