These revolting marketing trends make readers think twice before buying a physical book and publishers need to stop doing them. Do you agree?
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Thoughts on Life in the Library
What working in a library can teach you about books, authors, readers, and yourself
A Timeless Tale: ‘The Color Purple’ and its Ever-Present Themes
Why “The Color Purple” is a must-read this summer and how any feminist can benefit from it.
Author Spotlight: Linda Wisniewski on Winning a Loaf of Bread and Other Perks of Writing
Dive into this author interview, where novelist Linda Wisniewski shares writing tips, her favorite books, and how she won a loaf of bread for her writing.
Author Spotlight: Reinfred Addo on Writing, Publishing, and Inspiration
The Ghanaian-American author of ‘The Dedicadas’ shares insights on his craft and his top 3 favourite books.
‘The Dedicadas’ Is a Promising Chapbook with a Powerful Message
Find out why Reinfred Addo’s poetry chapbook ‘The Dedicadas’ gives a promising insight into the poet’s potential.
Author Spotlight: The Path That ‘Chose Me’
‘M is for Mother’ author Alexandra Antipa on her writing career, advice, and books she’d like you to read.
‘Merging the Drift’ by Tom Bray Offers a Refreshing Commentary on Death
This debut is not to be missed. Find out how Tom Bray explores death and trauma and why you should not hesitate to approach these dark themes.
What’s on the Outside Counts Too
The physicality of books and the sensorial experience they offer as objects sets them apart from other written media. This is why.
The Patriarchy in the Poetry Scene Stole My Biggest Passion
It’s been four years since I last called myself a poet. Although I believe with all my heart that I will always be a poet, my 15-year-long career in the Romanian poetry scene came to a halt when I realised I was fighting windmills. And I just didn’t want to carry on anymore.
