In 2019 Sarah Viren’s wife, Marta, was subject to a Title IX investigation for sexual misconduct. The allegations, which appeared via Reddit posts and emails, were that...
Electric Literature is pleased to reveal the cover for Jennifer Croft’s The Extinction of Irena Rey, which will be published by Bloomsbury Publishing on March 5th 2024....
Books by and about people of color, queer people, and those living at the intersections of those identities have increased in publication since the founding of...
I love a good YA paperback, so I’m really excited to see such a wonderful assortment of 2023 summer YA paperbacks. I know I said this...
Our love for manga keeps growing and growing. No surprise, really. We’re finally slowly shaking off the bias held against comics, manga, and graphic novels, giving...
In 1889, a young female journalist from Ohio with short-cut hair and a cigarette usually close at hand became the sixth city librarian for Los Angeles....
Somehow, we have arrived in the second half of the year. I didn’t approve of this — did you? My goodness! Wasn’t it January about five...
I can’t believe it’s already July! My preschooler starts kindergarten in just one more month, and I am not ready. Where does the time go!? Until...
As a disabled writer myself, I think there isn’t a singular disability experience. These books are as diverse as their authors, and each person has a...
At our first Safer with Google event, we outlined several initiatives reaffirming our commitment to keep Singaporeans and businesses safer online. Source : Reinforcing our commitment...
