On August 22nd, the Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District (GCISD) voted on a lengthy set of guidelines that included prohibitions against so-called “Critical Race Theory” in schools...
I grip the dark vial, hold the measuring spoon out in front of me. “Black Cohosh,” the label reads. I look at my laptop screen. Tincture:...
As part of TAG’s mission to counter serious threats to Google and our users, we’ve analyzed a range of persistent threats including APT35 and Charming Kitten,...
One of my favorite stories about my great-uncle, Tío Roy, involves an argument he had with his first wife. (Or maybe she was his second. Or...
It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time for new books! Here are a few of the books out today you should add to your TBR. This is...
Halloween is coming up in a couple of months, which is close enough for me to start getting into the spooky mood. Given, a good horror...
Annotated editions of books are versions containing copious notes from editors explaining the books’ historical context and providing analysis. They offer biographical details about authors or...
Decades ago, zombies were slow-moving corpses. They lurched along, arms outstretched, hungry for brains. Then something strange happened: they got fast. Really fast. (12 seconds fast,...
Superhero comics are full of characters with titles in their codenames: Captain America. Mister Fantastic. Count Vertigo. And, of course, spandex-clad doctors as far as the...
A few months ago, I explored the current state of diversity in children’s book publishers. While I discovered that there have been some advancements in kidlit’s...
