Apple Datacenter Workers in China Banned From Seeing Family During Lockdown
The workers managing Apple’s iCloud datacenter in China, employees of Apple-partner Guizhou Cloud Big Data, haven’t been able to see their families in a week, thanks...
Can You Guess the Fantasy Book By Its Lego-Style Cover?
Last week, I put together a quiz about identifying sci-fi books based on pixelated versions of their covers. That was entertaining for me to do, and...
10 New-to-Me Poets I Discovered Thanks to The Sealey Challenge
I discovered The Sealey Challenge last year, thanks to my fellow Rioter and poetry lover Connie Pan. During the month of August, poetry lovers all over...
Get Your TBR Ready for These 9 New SFF Releases out in September
Finally, September is here and you know what that means? Fall is about to start, Halloween season is around the corner — and most importantly, it’s...
If You Loved That Novel, Try This Nonfiction Book
My affinity for nonfiction has only been increasing over the years, as I become better at scouting out well written books about topics I find interesting....
17 New Romance Books You Need to Read This September
September is the month when seasons change. Bye-bye, summer. Hello, autumn! Hopefully, the heat of this year goes away, because this has felt like the hottest...
Why We Keep Retelling the Hades and Persephone Myth
Like most people of my generation, there was a not-so-brief period of my life where I was fascinated with the idea of Greek mythology. And by...
This Fall’s Most Anticipated Middle Grade Graphic Novels
The best new middle grade graphic novels span genres and topics. From horse stories to hero stories, the graphic fiction included in this roundup reflect the...
Crossing Over: Middle Grade and YA Novels By Your Favorite Authors of Adult Fiction
If you’re like me, when you find an author you love, you get pretty darn excited when they publish a new book. Lately, I’ve been noticing...
Dwell in the Wondrous: The Millions Interviews Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Of the more than 50 novels H.G. Wells wrote in his lifetime, The Island of Doctor Moreau, published in 1896, is one of his most intriguing—and...
