Books, Arts, and Culture

Ask a group of poets what their least favorite subjects in school were and it won’t be long before they start listing scientific disciplines. Whether it’s...

It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time for a new batch of book releases! Here are a few of the books out today you should add to...

It’s hard to open BookTok without coming across readers gushing about A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) by Sarah J. Maas. The series, which currently...

Every time I tell someone that I have never read Pride & Prejudice, I get the exact same response: a slight gasp, disbelief, an awkward smile,...

Most of the really great comic book crime-fighters wear capes and tights — most, but not all. It is my honor to introduce you to Toni...

Some of us read books for entertainment. Sometimes, we think we are reading a book for entertainment and instead find ourselves stumbling on to a reading...

This list of activity books for kids was originally published in our kid lit newsletter, The Kids Are All Right. Sign up for it here to get kid...

I’ve long loved Japanese literature and over the years with each passing August I’ve picked up more and more books translated from Japanese for Women in...

Colonialist perspectives have dominated, and continue to dominate, social, political and literary discourses everywhere. Colonialism survives in international conflicts, in the fragmented societies of former colonies,...

Who really understands the concept of karma? Half the time when people are referencing it, it sounds like some form of revenge. But karma is a...