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‘Nothing But Blackened Teeth’: Both Grotesque and Gorgeous
A little horror book that gives you big creeps
What Kristin Hannah’s ‘The Four Winds’ Says About an Author’s Duty
A book review and a few thoughts on the obligations of a writer to a reader
6 Publishing Trends that Stop Readers From Buying Books
These revolting marketing trends make readers think twice before buying a physical book and publishers need to stop doing them. Do you agree?
‘In the Dream House’ Is the Queer History Lesson You Need Right Now
Carmen Maria Machado’s memoir sheds light on domestic abuse within same-sex couples, exposing a worrying knowledge gap
Why I Said Goodbye to the Paperback
Not buying physical books and reading digitally still validates you as a bookworm. Reading depends on circumstances and you can love books in any form.
Thoughts on Life in the Library
What working in a library can teach you about books, authors, readers, and yourself
‘The Parted Earth’: Bringing Partition’s Darkness to Light
Anjali Enjeti’s story of a land divided
TikTok Rescued Me From the Longest Reading Slump
Three female authors ended my temporarily bookless existence
‘Between Two Kingdoms’: The Power of Owning Your Story
Truths from Suleika Jouad’s brilliant memoir
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