“Blood and Thunder” and (Finally) Learning to Love Louisa May Alcott
I don’t like Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. I can’t help it! When it comes to the lives of the uninspiring March sisters I just don’t...
Books and the Brain: The Social and Emotional Benefits of Reading
In today’s fast-paced smartphone society, social and emotional wellbeing has risen to the forefront of many people’s minds. We face constant pressure to showcase our lives...
Libby: Guidelines for Using the App to Optimal Effect (Without Excessive Anxiety)
Most of us know about Libby by now—or at least, the ones in close proximity to me do, because I talk about it a little too...
3 Sci-Fi Books by Black Women that Changed My Life
I am a Black woman who loves sci-fi and fantasy. I have been a huge fan since I read The Giver in middle school and my brain...
Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions are on sale
TL;DR: 12-month subscriptions to Nintendo Switch Online are on sale for £13.99 on CD Keys, saving you 22% on list price. Some gamers are perfectly content...
Haunting Pittsburgh Stories That Would Make Deliciously Creepy Comics
I love spooky stories, especially those that grow out of tiny truths, giant bags of butter-drenched movie theatre popcorn with their roots in humble dried kernels....
16 Zombie Novels to Die For: The List List #389
The List List, a weekly roundup of the best bookish lists, is sponsored by Blindside by James Patterson. The mayor of New York’s daughter is missing and...
How Ramona Taught Girls to be Bold, Brave, and Brash: Critical Linking, February 28, 2020
Critical Linking is a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web sponsored by Book Marks: A Reading Tracker. “And yet, Ramona,...
How to Use the Close Friends Feature on Instagram
Sometimes, you don’t want to share an Instagram Story with all your followers. Fortunately, Instagram has a dedicated whitelist option for those times. This feature, called...
Wait, what? Mac Pro’s $400 wheels don’t have a lock.
When Apple announced that the wheels for its pro-grade, $6,000 Mac Pro desktop machine are purchased separately for $400, we thought they must be special. And...
