It’s time to include some non-fiction in your collection

This one’s for our fellow bookworms     The quarantine, with all its extensions and the surges of cabin fever it brings, is a truly strange time.    Notice how we’ve all picked up new hobbies? Everyone can now bake or cook or concoct their

"Loneliness is difficult to confess; difficult too to categorize"

Analyzing the critically acclaimed 2018 dystopian novel by Ling Ma 

Coping through literature 

Contagious plagues, which ravaged humankind

These modern-day heroes are more than just statistics

"We read to know we're not alone"

In January 2015, in a frat party at the campus of Stanford University, Chanel Miller was sexually assaulted by Brock Turner.

Were you in the loop?

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One of life’s many mysteries

The season is definitely calling for some horror games     Some people like to celebrate the end of October with drinks in crowded bars and loud music. Others sleep in to prepare for the next morning’s traffic and the succeeding hours under

The Master of Horror will see you now     There’s a reason why I only read non-fiction. Dark fantasy and fiction novels take me to a place in my head I can’t escape. For some, words paint a stronger, clearer image in

Child abduction, pedophilia and mass suicide—these are just some of the abominable deeds carried out by some of the worst cults in history 

Millennials, Gen X-ers and Baby Boomers, how did growing up affect your purchase behavior instincts?

For your ever-growing to-read list