Two Shakespeareans Take Stock
In their candid, comprehensive book Shakespeare: The Man Who Pays the Rent, legendary actress Dame Judi Dench and actor and director Brendan O’Hea discuss Dench’s experiences...
I Can’t Be a Father Who Leaves Behind a Child, Nor a Son Who’s Left Behind
“How to Build a Father” by Danny Goodman Things I use to reconstruct my father: Merit cigarettes, brown-yellow pack Red Datsun 310 GX, driving around Danbury,...
7 Books Teeming with Aquatic Life
If the sea is the master metaphor for the depths of the individual and collective subconscious, the creatures within implicitly represent so much about our desires,...
NotebookLM goes global with Slides support and better ways to fact-check
NotebookLM, our AI-powered research and writing assistant, is getting new features and expanding to over 200 countries and territories. Source : NotebookLM goes global with Slides...
Lilly Dancyger’s Memoir Is a Love Letter to Her Women Friends
Pop culture feeds on romantic couplings, but we all know the truth about who keeps us alive. Our friends, what would ever we do without them?...
How Queer Authors are Handling Pride Month in 2024
Pride Month in 2024 feels strange. In 2023, legislatures in the United States introduced over 500 bills with explicit anti-trans agendas. Book censorship in schools and...
The Mysterious X Factor Behind 2023’s Unbelievable Heat
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Proton Pass Arrives on Mac and Linux
Proton, the company behind Proton Mail and Proton VPN, released a password manager last year and has been steadily adding new features. Now, Proton Pass is...
Fujis New Instant Camera Is a Vibe, Even Though Its Probably Overkill
I was first wooed by the Fujifilm Instax Mini 99s retro style, but it’s not without substance. It has a sneaky number of features to go...
Take Pride in These 8 New Graphic Novels Out in June
There’s a lot to be happy about in June. The weather is enjoyably warm rather than unbearably hot like it will be in July and August....
