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

Everything you need to know about the shoe customization competition

A thorough exploration of how we consume art and the different roles it plays in our lives

Randy Ribay’s Patron Saints Of Nothing is eye-opening. If you think you’re woke, you’re sorely mistaken.

It’s podcasting for and from the Philippines.

The self-help (self-care?) book you never thought you needed

Passion fades when life gets in the way. Thank the lords that BookTubers are a thing—for those moments you lose your love of reading

A way to find out where you stand on the social awakening scale

Need a read? Here are 5 titles to peruse from literary genius Chuck Palahniuk.

Everyone, meet the Krispy Kreme OG Card—because you’re original and should reap the benefits of being so

All boards lead to Metrotent Convention Center for Vans Go Skateboarding Day 2019

Parades and parties past, and what I realized after #EndRainbowViolence  The last Pride parade I attended was two or three years ago. We sold food and lemonade, listened to live and staple excerpts from The Vagina Monologues, and made a few