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My Manga Shelf Presents: Moriarty the Patriot Volumes 1 – 3

By Briana Lawrence Apr 16th
Our Books, Our Shelves: An Exploration of Show and Tell

By Marina Lostetter Apr 13th
What’s Better Than a Chosen One? A Chosen Family.

By Kaila Hale-Stern Apr 13th
On Female Friendship: 6 Books About Best Friends to Read With Your Best Friend

By Kate Quinn Apr 9th
Minecraft: The Mountain Is a Fast-Paced and Endearing Adventure Book That Brings the Beloved Video Game to Life

By Larissa Irankunda Apr 9th
Let’s Peel Through the Upcoming Release of The Secret Life of Bananyas Adventure Guidebook

By Briana Lawrence Apr 8th
[NSFW] The Con-a-Sutra Is Exactly What It Sounds Like and It’s Delightful

By Briana Lawrence Apr 7th
My Manga Shelf Presents: My Hero Academia Volume 27

By Briana Lawrence Apr 6th
The Classics But Make It Gay Kickstarter Is My Kind of Art History

By Briana Lawrence Apr 6th
Happy Birthday, Carrie! Celebrating 47 Years of Telekinetic Rage.

By Princess Weekes Apr 5th
The Mary Sue Book Club, April 2021: Myths, Romcoms, and Murder Mystery-Solving Aunties

By Larissa Irankunda Apr 5th
My Manga Shelf Presents: The Way of the Househusband Volume 1

By Briana Lawrence Apr 1st
Our Books, Our Shelves: J.S. Dewes and Karen Osborne in Conversation

By Tor Books Mar 30th
What Beverly Cleary Meant to a Girl From Oregon

By Jessica Mason Mar 29th
My Manga Shelf Presents: My Hero Academia Team-Up Missions Volume 1

By Briana Lawrence Mar 25th
Magic and Science Blend Together in a Time-Warping Adventure in D.O.D.O.’s Sequel, Master of the Revels

By Larissa Irankunda Mar 24th
AUTHOR ESSAY: Joan F. Smith, Debut Author of The Half-Orphan’s Handbook, on “The Grieving Place”

By Joan F. Smith Mar 23rd
IDW Publishing Joins the Celebration of Sonic the Hedgehog’s 30th Anniversary With a Special Comic Book Collaboration

By Briana Lawrence Mar 19th
My Manga Shelf Presents: Blue Flag Volumes 1 – 6

By Briana Lawrence Mar 18th
“Race-Fishing” Book Covers Is Not Only Problematic—It Directly Hurts Authors of Color

By Larissa Irankunda Mar 16th