Because everything written is digital now, functionally, paperweights have gone the way of the *insert your beautiful species that our rampant overconsumption rendered extinct here.* I...
When I was a small child, nose constantly and firmly stuck in a book, I rarely lifted my head enough to look to the world outside...
During a trip to the historic Ferry Building in San Francisco, I bought American Journal: Fifty Poems for Our Time. The anthology features poetry by Jericho...
I read a lot of literary fiction, which I really enjoy. As much I like these books, I often have to ask myself: what gives with all...
The first appendix I ever fell in love with was the one at the back of Carol Queen’s Exhibitionism for the Shy. At the time, I was...
As a Latina, I’m always on the hunt for some good Latinx representation in the stories I read. Years ago, I had hardly found any books...
This round-up of badass girl crews in YA is sponsored by Dealing in Dreams by Lilliam Rivera. Nalah leads the fiercest all-girl crew in Mega City. That...
Sponsored by Carolrhoda Lab ®, an imprint of Lerner Publishing Group Riley was born to be a cliché. A “Manic Pixie Dream Boy” from TropeTown, he’s always...
Sponsored by our What’s Up in YA Giveaway of a $100 gift card to Amazon! Enter here. My cousin and I recently unearthed a gem. We...
Aida Alami: Many speak of the “séduction à la française” as a way of accounting for Denis Baupin’s alleged conduct toward women. Lénaïg Bredoux: This is...
