A Pun, Three Kids, and a Frozen Classroom: Dr. Zo’s New Chapter Book
A practical read on Dr. Zo's middle-grade novel — what the pun does, who it works for, and how to…
A practical read on Dr. Zo's middle-grade novel — what the pun does, who it works for, and how to…
A frank look at The Sound of Violet by Allen Wolf, where the rom-com charm bumps up against questions of…
A patient reader's look at Natalia Ginzburg's All Our Yesterdays, a 1952 Italian wartime novel worth the commitment.
A roundup of three nonfiction and literary fiction picks from the Hay Festival 2023, including Regenesis by George Monbiot.
Hate Hunters by Mary Georgeson is a 364-page literary satire set in a fractured near-future US. A review-driven look at…
Cecil Homer's Tangled Iron Cages on the Prairie follows three Illinois farm-town lives. Read our interview breakdown of the moral…
Writers, Ink podcast's latest episode features criminal defense attorney Kerrie Droban discussing true crime writing and her new book Aurora.
A close look at David Park's Spies in Canaan, a Bloomsbury novel about a retired Foreign Service officer haunted by…
Sean O'Connor's Blood Ever After mixes YA romance, horror and survival in a post-apocalyptic Oakland.
Kinga Szumska's Dreamford uses two farmers and a sudden freeze to tell a story about rebuilding after disruption.
Anika Scott's Sinners of Starlight City mixes Depression-era Chicago, burlesque and family secrets, with some historical liberties.
A deep dive into William Trevor's 1980 novel about a charming, manipulative conman.