How Libraries Keep Overlooked Books Alive – One Guerrilla Reader at a Time
The books are not the first thing you notice when you enter a well-run library. It’s the weight of a […]
The books are not the first thing you notice when you enter a well-run library. It’s the weight of a […]
A certain type of stubbornness develops around a person’s reading habits; it’s a quiet, uncritical stubbornness that no one calls
There is a specific type of reading guilt that is not sufficiently discussed. It happens when you pick up a
When someone finishes a great romance novel, a certain kind of silence descends upon the room. Not exactly tranquil. It’s
A city that offers a free book festival has something subtly amazing about it. No parking lot ticket booths, no
On the second Thursday of each month, twelve people congregate around a corner table in a coffee shop near a
The tale of Jules Verne’s Paris in the Twentieth Century contains a unique kind of irony. The novel, which was
A common misconception among novice writers is that decisions about publication are based solely on the quality of the writing.
Narrow attached homes, American cars parked in driveways, and a woman named Stephanie Plum who is constantly setting things on
Some people find themselves staring at the ceiling at midnight, contemplating how they would survive a pandemic that wipes out