Books Why Publishing Put(s) Up With Ed Champion
An investigation on how Ed Champion and his disturbing conduct were overlooked and downplayed within the book industry for so long, and why.
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Books Jaya Catches Up: From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
In which Jaya reads "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler" for the very first time.
Books In Which We Signal Boost the Creations of Some Cool People
Let us now signal boost the work of some women (and men) who have written some great books.
Books Archival Mix: An Interview With Karen Abbott
Karen Abbott talks with The Toast's in-house historian about her new Civil War book, sexism, and writing about female historical figures.
Beauty The Bridal Instructions of Caroline Bingley
Caroline Bingley: Bridezilla. Are you surprised?
Books Signs The Book You’re Reading Is Going To Be A Good One
Some early warning signs that you're about to read a good book.
Books Let’s Talk About The Books You’ve Pretended To Read
The books you've pretended to read! What are they and why did you do it?
Books In Praise of Difficult Women: The Forgotten Work of Nancy Hale
Caitlin Keefe Moran on the marvelous novels and short stories of Nancy Hale, well-known in the 1930s and 1940s, but largely overlooked today.
Books Red Cloud, Nebraska: A Literary Pilgrimage to Willa Cather Country
Sophia Dembling, on her trip to Red Cloud, Nebraska in search of Willa Cather.
Books The Best Sentences In Off The Wall: Death In Yosemite
OH MY GOD.
Books Goofus and Gallant: A Tale of Two Protagonists
Gallant is a likable protagonist. Goofus is not.
Books How to Tell if You’re in a MFA Workshop Story
If you think you might be in a MFA workshop story, we can help.
Books Children’s Stories Made Horrific: Love You Forever
Love you forever.
Books The Gothic Novel 1790 – 1830: Index to Motifs
An index to motifs in the Gothic novel, from "baby-swapping" to "wedding: aborted before ceremony."
Books “The Wife’s Resentment”: On Security in Marriage
Madison Brewer on the 18th century novella "The Wife's Resentment," and what it has to say about the security afforded by marriage.
