We Are Not Going Back to Normal
I’ve always had a thing for disaster novels. When Gold, Fame Citrus—a drought apocalypse novel set in Los Angeles—was published in the fall of 2015, I...
Lionsgate Offers Free YouTube Showings of Four Popular Films
Lionsgate has announced that it will stream four of its most popular films for free on YouTube for four consecutive Friday nights. “Lionsgate Live! A Night at...
Every Library Institute Creates HALO Fund for Librarians and Library Workers
Attention Librarians and Library Workers!!! The Every Library Institute, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting libraries and library funding around the U.S., has launched their “Help...
Get Yourself Some #SocksForBinc!
Libro.fm is partnering with illustrators, authors, and designers to create a range of book-themed socks, the sale of which will support booksellers in the U.S. who...
Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for April 14, 2020
Today’s edition of Daily Deals is sponsored by Today’s Featured Deals $2.99Gods of Jade and Shadow by Silvia Moreno-Garcia Get This Deal $2.99Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman...
Pass/Fail: DC Universe’s DOOM PATROL
Lamenting how difficult it is to get your hands on your weekly floppies, my fellow comics geeks? Wondering when those delayed trades and collected editions might...
12 Books to Use to Learn a Skill While at Home
Since everyone is spending a lot of time at home this April, I’ve compiled a list of books to use to learn a skill while staying...
The Best Star Wars Reads of the Disney Era
One of the biggest joys—well, beyond “More Star Wars than any reasonable person would know what to do with, for better or worse”—since Disney’s acquisition of...
Cities Are Closing Streets to Cars During Coronavirus—They Should Make It Permanent
Oakland city officials kicked off a program Saturday to limit 74 miles of streets to only pedestrians and cyclists. That’s right: No cars, baby. Read more…...
Quarantined with Mrs. Dalloway
If you find yourself rereading Virginia Woolf‘s Mrs. Dalloway while in lockdown, you’re not alone. For The New Yorker, Evan Kindley examines why the novel acts...
