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Getting Over My Fear of Reading bell hooks

By Alyssa ShotwellFeb 24th
Julia Quinn’s Past Comments on Black Characters in Historical Romance Reignite Criticism Amid New Book Reveal

By Alyssa ShotwellFeb 23rd
This Isn’t the First Time Roald Dahl’s Books Were Edited To Be Less Bigoted, He Did This Decades Ago

By Rachel UlatowskiFeb 22nd
What the Hell Is Going on With These Roald Dahl Book Changes?

By Samantha PucFeb 20th
20 Books Like ‘Harry Potter’ To Read Instead of Supporting J.K. Rowling

By Samantha PucFeb 20th
Harry Potter Fans Criticizing J.K. Rowling Are Only Doing What She Herself Taught Us

By Benedetta GeddoFeb 20th
The Phenomenal LGBTQ Manga That Everyone Should Read

By Kirsten CareyFeb 18th
People are Flooding Magazines With AI-Written Fiction Because They Think They’ll Make Money

By Julia GlassmanFeb 16th
Why This ’90s Memoir Still Feels So Relevant

By Alyssa ShotwellFeb 13th
Amazon Punishes Authors Whose Work Is Pirated, Due to Aggressive Exclusivity Clause

By Rachel UlatowskiFeb 10th
Indie Publisher Steps Up To Combat Government Erasure of Black History

By Madeline CarpouFeb 8th
13 Epic Fantasy Book Series To Read if You Love ‘Game of Thrones’

By Julia GlassmanFeb 8th
Interview: Mackenzi Lee Talks Cold War Spies and Chess in ‘The Winter Soldier: Cold Front’

By Rachel UlatowskiFeb 7th
Here’s How to Read ‘His Dark Materials’ Books in Order

By Samantha PucFeb 3rd
The Mary Sue Book Club, February 2023: Women and Our Secrets

By Alyssa ShotwellFeb 3rd
Could This Fanfiction Actually Be the Best ‘Harry Potter’ Novel?

By Benedetta GeddoFeb 2nd
Wait, You Don’t Know About the Sapphic Trifecta?

By Alyssa ShotwellFeb 1st
Random Dragon Shirt Online Turns Out To Be One of the Most Popular Sapphic Fantasy Novel Covers

By Alyssa ShotwellFeb 1st
How ‘They Both Die at the End’ Handles LGBTQIA+ Representation

By Samantha PucJan 30th
NYT Still Doesn’t Understand ‘American Dirt’ Criticism, Now ‘Both Sides’-ing the Bigotry

By A. Mana NavaJan 28th