Books, Arts, and Culture

I am fascinated by book as objects. Obviously, I love reading, and I am a big proponent of audiobooks. I don’t even mind reading ebooks! There...

‘Tis the season…for NaNoWriMo! November is National Novel Writing Month. Some of you are smelling the spiced cider, enjoying the autumn leaves, and getting ready for...

It’s a day ending in Y, so people are once again confusing Mary Wollstonecraft with Mary Shelley. This is somewhat understandable since Wollstonecraft is Shelley’s mother,...

This past weekend, I took a fantastic workshop on using folklore in fiction writing. Part of the workshop was, naturally, a discussion on whether or not...

Reading is important at every age, and while certain books will be required based on the curriculum, there are a whole host of other, age-appropriate books...

I’ve got some great news for you: sapphic (women who love women) erotica is fucking amazing. The only downside to reading sapphic erotica is that it...

Heard about Chirp, but don’t know if it’s for you? With this Chirp Audiobooks review, I’m here to answer your burning questions about this audiobook service....

I hate pregnancy books. They’re packed with fear-mongering and judgment, even when they try their best not to be. But more, as someone who is experiencing...

The human race has been dealing with violent outbreaks of contagious diseases for the entirety of its existence. Before there was COVID-19, there was the Influenza...

A mother needs a mother. When Zikora, a DC lawyer from Nigeria, tells her equally high-powered lover that she’s pregnant, he abandons her. But it’s Zikora’s...