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Rosalie Hale Deserves Better From the Twilight Series

By Princess Weekes Aug 10th
Why People Were Furious With How George R.R. Martin Hosted the Hugo Awards

By Kaila Hale-Stern Aug 3rd
Review: A Woman’s Place: Inside the Fight for a Feminist Future Is a Necessary Addition to Your Feminist Reading List

By Vivian Kane Jul 31st
Our Books, Our Shelves: What Can Gender Swapping in Stories Tell Us About Ourselves?

By Kaila Hale-Stern Jul 28th
Great Gatsby Getting Nick-Centric Prequel as Soon as Copyright Expires. Oh Joy?

By Princess Weekes Jul 16th
The Mary Sue Book Club July Edition—Aliens, Fairy Tales, and Witches, Oh My!

By Princess Weekes Jul 14th
The Mary Sue Is Hiring a Part-Time Books Editor!

By The Mary Sue Staff Jul 13th
The Piss Problem: The Politics Behind Peeing in Space

By Kaila Hale-Stern Jul 9th
Yes, We May Need to Give Up Harry Potter

By Princess Weekes Jul 8th
Harry Potter Fan Sites Denounce J.K. Rowling for Her Transphobic Comments

By Rachel Leishman Jul 6th
Visit These Creative Libraries That Use Animal Crossing for Fun Virtual Services!

By Carli Spina Jun 25th
Our Books, Our Shelves: On Persistence, Nearly Giving Up, and Writing On

By Kaila Hale-Stern Jun 23rd
I Have Reservations About Kristen Bell’s Children’s Book About Racism and “Purple People”

By Mark Laherty Jun 23rd
If You Really Want to Unlearn Racism, Read Black Sci-Fi Authors

By Cree Myles Jun 22nd
Hachette U.K. Staff Show Concerns Over Working on JK Rowling’s New Book Following Transphobic Manifesto

By Princess Weekes Jun 16th
JK Rowling’s Awful Gender Politics Should Be No Surprise to Harry Potter Fans

By Aisling Walsh Jun 16th
Our Books, Our Shelves: Alaya Dawn Johnson on Writing and Book Advocacy

By Kaila Hale-Stern Jun 9th
Authors Reveal Disparities in Book Advances on Twitter’s #PublishingPaidMe

By Kaila Hale-Stern Jun 8th
Read an Excerpt From Christopher Paolini’s Upcoming Novel To Sleep in a Sea of Stars

By Princess Weekes May 27th
Our Books, Our Shelves: RIP, IRL—Fandom Has Always Lived Online

By Kaila Hale-Stern May 26th