Books, Arts, and Culture

An excerpt from Earthlings by Sayaka Murata I felt something on my ankle and looked down thinking it was a bug, but it was just the...

The journey story, where the hero must venture out into the world for reasons not necessarily entirely of his/her own devising, is likely as old as...

Over the summer, I decided to put some of my free time to use and purchased Maggie Stiefvater’s writing seminar. She’d been on the road with...

The first Baby-Sitters Club novel was released a lifetime ago, back in 1986 when the world was rather different to the one in which we live...

My fiance bought me Hades this month, and I’ve been obsessed ever since I hit start. As the game transported me to the Underworld with Zagreus,...

Halloween is upon us, and although it’ll be enjoyed a little differently this year, that doesn’t mean we won’t find other ways to satisfy our craving...

As a kid, school is everything to you. It’s where you meet friends, find your crushes, have your first confrontation, and let your real personality soar....

It struck me not long ago that B-list comics villains, especially those with roots in the DC mythos, have enjoyed a renaissance since the advent of The CW’s...

If you, like me, are a power user of your local library, chances are you’re in need of some good library tote bags to help you...

Earlier this year a few of my fellow Book Rioters and I were having a conversation about Tiffany D. Jackson and how “stressful” her writing can...