The complaining always sounds the same. We need to champion a more flexible approach to book and movie character alignments.

The best bookish destinations aren’t always the grandest. They are the places that bring back how a book made you feel.

The respect around early edition books raises a more interesting question: does being first actually make a book better?

Reading can be quiet, but it doesn’t have to stay that way. Make things with the books you read. Photograph them. Collect and redesign them.

Modern life has trained us to expect immediate results, so it is hardly surprising that the slow burn romance novel gets dragged.

There’s something beautiful about becoming a reader later in life.

Writers don’t predict a date or a specific gadget. They notice something small and easy to ignore already happening, and ask what it looks like fully fleshed out.

A provocative title can spark curiosity and start conversations, but it also sets a very high bar for the book.

One well-known factor in romantic love is safety and familiarity. So, it’s no shock that there is a push towards friends-to-lovers.

One advantage of following literary prizes: you never run out of recommendations.

I want a heroine who does both. Defeats the ancient evil and makes a meat pie nobody can stop talking about.

There’s already an audience waiting for this film, readers who’ve loved the novel for years and will show up with high expectations.