What started in a graveyard on St. Mark’s Eve ends in the mythical forest of Cabeswater in Maggie Stiefvaters’ much-anticipated final book in The Raven …
7 Things from YALLWEST 2016
This year marked the second annual YALLWEST Book Festival. YALLWEST is a gigantic festival of books that took place in sunny Santa Monica, April 29th—May 1st. …
Women Writers Series: A Few Authors of Syria
The course Global Literature: Modern Writings from Women of the Non-Western World was one of the most important college classes I’ve ever taken as a …
Litsy: Socializing Book Nerds
One of the best things about being an avid reader is having a community to share in that passion. There is nothing like being in …
Belle Lettres: Sandra Cisneros
Hello, and welcome back to another edition of Belle Lettres! The Belle for the month of May is Sandra Cisneros. Cisneros is a poet, novelist, …
Women Writers Series: A Few Authors of North Korea
The course Global Literature: Modern Writings from Women of the Non-Western World was one of the most important college classes I’ve ever taken as a …
‘Highly Illogical Behavior’ Blog Tour: John Corey Whaley Talks About Writing His Latest Novel
Guest post #1: How was writing this book similar, different, more challenging, or less challenging than your previous books? Do you have a specific writing …
Review: Save Me, Kurt Cobain by Jenny Manzer
Kurt Cobain once said, “The worst crime is faking it,” and Nico Cavan couldn’t agree more. Ever since her mother mysteriously disappeared years ago, Nico …
Women Writers Series: A Few Authors of Mexico
The course Global Literature: Modern Writings from Women of the Non-Western World was one of the most important college classes I’ve ever taken as a …