Reading Pathways: Aya de León Should Be On Your Shelves
“The heist tale is all about wealth redistribution. Where was the caper with the women of color who win for all the right reasons and get...
10 Horror Books About Dolls
Are you afraid of dolls? Feel a little uncanny valley’d when you look at a mannequin’s face? If so, I’ve got just what you need below....
25 of the Best Romance Book Series
Searching for the best romance book series to devour can be a difficult task. There are so many authors with deep catalogs. You want to be...
What Is the Hero Initiative?
There’s a famous quote attributed to Jack Kirby, the visionary writer-artist who co-created the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, the Hulk, and countless other indispensable parts of...
Mood Brightener: Rainbows For Book Lovers
Mother Nature is a show off with her talents for creating beauty and things poets, artists, and scientists have spent entire lives trying to express, explain,...
The best VPNs according to Reddit
This content originally appeared on Mashable for a US audience and has been adapted for the UK audience. Would you be chill if someone leaked your...
N-gen is going viral for making art out of your Spotify data
If there’s one thing we know about Spotify users, it’s that they want their music tastes analyzed. Looking into every aspect and trend of your music...
5 key questions climate tech founders should ask impact investors
Agnes Svensson Contributor Agnes Svensson is the chief impact officer at Norrsken VC, Europe’s leading early-stage impact investor. She has more than 12 years’ experience driving...
For Ruth Madievsky, Voice Is Everything
Ruth Madievsky‘s All-Night Pharmacy is as bright as a neon bougainvillea bush, a fever dream of a novel about a 20-something second-generation Soviet-Jewish American woman who commits...
Ann Beattie’s Characters Live in “Uneasy Coexistence”
In Ann Beattie’s Onlookers, the personal and the political aren’t as separate as its characters might like to believe. Set in present day Charlottesville, Virginia, the...
