Books Children’s Stories Made Horrific: Frog And Toad Are Friends
Frog and Toad are friends.
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Books The Order In Which I Would Have Murdered the “And Then There Were None” Guests
In which we decide who the guiltiest parties in "And Then There Were None" truly are, and in which order Nicole would have murdered them.
Books On College Life
Kids today!
Books Gigi, Mostly
GASTON: how I tire of wealth and influence
how money bores me
MADAME ALVAREZ: we are glad you find time to visit our small apartment
the electricity is out at the moment, I hope you don't mind
GASTON: how I tire of my string of wealthy mistresses
of the eyes of the world, always upon me
of the endless parties
Books How To Decorate Your Dream Library
Amy Collier has some great ideas for your dream library. There is so much more to a dream library than just ladders to nowhere!
Books I Wrote the Accent: A Black Writer Considers “Urban Romance”
"I want to create thoughtful work about being Black, as I experience it. I specifically want to do this for the girls like me."
Books Every Time Someone’s Eyes Flash Fire In A Sir Walter Scott Novel
Her eyes flashed fire!
Books Books Are My Best Friends
No, nobody really understood me, but that’s okay because books are my best friends. My best friends.
Books Nancy Mitford’s Two Good Novels
Li Sian Goh celebrates Nancy Mitford's "Pursuit of Love" and "Love In a Cold Climate."
Books Unnecessary Digs At Servants In Classic Vampire Novels
Vampires hate one thing more than they hate sunlight: people who work for a living.
Books The Merry Spinster, Coming Soon To A Bookstore Or Also On Line Near You And Frankly Not That Soon But Hooray Anyway!
I sold my second book! Now I have to write my second book! Then and only then can you read it.
Books Signs That You Are Writing the Next Bestselling Thriller Aimed at Women
Everyone is an unreliable narrator.
Books Please Recommend Your Favorite Trashy Memoirs
They don't have to be celebrity memoirs, and in fact more often than not I'd prefer they not be. The best trashy memoir is petty and willing to dish about everything – if they don't name names, they let you fill in the blanks easily enough – and tells you things you want to believe are true, even if they can't possibly be.
Books At the Corner of the Real and the Imagined: On Literary Geography
Rebecca Turkewitz explores her own and other readers' fascination with the real places in which fictional literary works are set.
Books Texts From Carmilla
"Normal feelings, or blood feelings?" "...Normal feelings."
