Microsoft Edge Gets Clingy When You Try to Switch to Chrome
We’re no strangers to the many attempts Microsoft has made to lock down Edge users. Everything from uncomfortable popups, to confusing settings, and everything in between....
Yiyun Li Doesn’t Use the Word ‘Grief’
As a Chinese writer writing in English as my second language, I have long admired the ways that Yiyun Li has made the language her own,...
The Prom Is Back On at Hampshire High School
Earlier this week, we reported on the decision by District 300 administration in suburban Chicago, Illinois, to cancel Hampshire High School’s spring musical The Prom. Dozens...
You Should Delete the Passwords from Your Old Browser
You migrated to a new browser, but did you clean out the old one? Your old browser still contains passwords and other sensitive information that hackers...
Choose Your Own Autumnal Journey
We’re celebrating peak fall with this interactive choose-your-own-journey which will let you decide where the story goes, with book recommendations for each chapter! Apple picking or...
Never Communicate with a Seller Outside of Facebook Marketplace
There are a handful of places to buy and sell used items online, but Facebook Marketplace has become the most popular. Since it’s attached to Facebook,...
7 Poetry Collections By Women Of Color That Shatter The American Sentence
Since Walt Whitman, the American sentence has shape-shifted in and out of forms, from race-car lyrical lines that drive off the page, to fields of hailstorm...
Truth Not as a Set of Answers but a Field of Openings
From trees and mortality to colonialism and FaceTime sex, Charif Shanahan’s Trace Evidence investigates a restless range of subjects with a truth-finding precision that would be...
They May Not Be The Most Targeted, But They’re Still Banned: Book Censorship News, October 27, 2023
Banned Books Week displays packed with copies of dusty books by dead white men still emerge annually, though thankfully, this has really changed over the last...
8 of the Best English-Language and U.S. Debuts
Much of publishing revolves around the United States, or specifically, New York City, thanks to cultural hegemony. Because of that, books by international publishers in different...
