The Internet Worked Together to Name a Character in Philip Pullman’s Book After a Young Grenfell Tower Victim
All too often, online communities can be hotbeds of infighting and insults. That's why it's especially heartwarming to watch hundreds of strangers come together and open their wallets for a single cause: ensuring that Nur Huda el-Wahabi's name finds its way into The Golden Compass author Philip Pullman's next book.
Read MoreThings We Saw Today: NASA Air Flow Visualization Throughout the Years
COOL-LOOKING
Look, all I'm saying is that air is really cool.
Read MorePhilip Pullman Released a Marisa Coulter His Dark Materials Story Yesterday!
Like Pottermore, but colder. Polarmore.
Holy cats! (Or, you know, whatever form your daemon takes). The Book of Dust, Philip Pullman's companion novel to the His Dark Materials trilogy, may not be released until 2016 at the earliest. But that doesn't mean we'll need to wait a year before reading new content set in the Dark Materials world!
Read More10 Books You Absolutely Must Read If You Like Neil Gaiman
Not including Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings, because if you still haven't read them, there is no hope for you.
As anyone who pays attention to literary world news knows, Neil Gaiman's latest novel -- The Ocean at the End of the Lane -- was only just released. Obviously, this is super exciting news. But at 192 pages, how long is it really going to take to read? A couple of hours? Please. Any true junkie will soon be jonesing for more. That's why we've compiled a list of 10 books you should read if you're a Neil Gaiman fan.
Read MorePhilip Pullman to Focus on His Dark Materials Sequel in 2013
There's really no way for me to properly express my feelings on Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials. I read the three books, The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife, and The Amber Spyglass, years ago on a hiking trip in New Mexico. If you ever want to have a truly transcendental experience, read a good book on the top of a mountain where you can see all the stars. Pullman's been teasing the sequel, The Book of Dust, for years. Now it looks like 2013 will be all Dust, all the time.
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