7 Tips for Taking the Best Driver’s License Photo
You did it—you passed your driving test, and now it’s time for you to take your driver’s license photo. While you’re waiting in line at the...
What’s the Significance of 11:11 and What Does It Mean?
When the clock hits 11:11, it’s your chance to make a wish—but the question is, why? There’s no clear-cut answer that explains the significance of 11:11....
Why Can’t You Use a TV as a Monitor?
Gaurav Paswan / Shutterstock Televisions and computer monitors are similar and use mostly the same technology to drive the panels. You can usually use a TV...
Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for April 23rd, 2019
Sponsored by our $100 Amazon gift card giveaway! Enter here. These deals were active as of this writing, but may expire soon, so get them while...
Poetry is for Kids…and Monster & Dragon, Too! (plus a giveaway)
You may know April is National Poetry Month, but to dig a little deeper, I asked Shannon Anderson—author, poet and teacher—to the blog to explain why...
How Often Does Google Update Chrome?
Google updates Chrome regularly with new features, security updates, and more. Chrome downloads those updates and installs them automatically. But how often does that happen? It...
Daily Deals: Philips Hue Kit + 2 Google Home Minis for $170, an iPad for $252, a Razer LED Mousepad for $33, the CORSAIR K95 for $140, and More
Philips, Google, Apple, CORSAIR, Razer Right now, the internet’s full of some wild deals and discounts. These deals range from $200 Apple Watches to $25 hydration backpacks,...
Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s Latinx Vision of the American West
Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s short story collection Sabrina & Corina summons a world we hardly recognize, but should. Do you know the origin story of the Navajo? Would...
Going from Cocaine to Novels, with the Help of “Novel with Cocaine”
Novel Gazing is Electric Literature’s personal essay series about the way reading shapes our lives. This time, we asked: What’s a book that changed your mind? Novel with...
7 Books About Women Searching For Home
When I was growing up, the only constant in my life was change. Like Oksana’s family in my novel, Oksana, Behave!, my family left Kiev, Ukraine,...
