Reverse racism is much too cool-sounding a phrase to describe something that doesn't exist.

Asking questions about Alaya Dawn Johnson's The Summer Prince together.

The Toast presents a selection of delightful information in the form of a link roundup.

It's frankly suspicious, how little we talk about the fact that Dave Grohl and Tim Curry are the same.

Now that we've explained why to buy chicken breasts with the skin on, we will explain how to cook them correctly.

Jonathan Eiseman catalogues all the songs and TV shows that he's ever been afraid of.

Literary airlines, and the terrible puns they engender.

The Giving Tree gives, but not for free. Never for free.

Comparing the Whedon and Branagh versions of Much Ado About Nothing.

Look, we almost never write about cats; give us this.

Leigh Stein visits Gettysburg for its 150th anniversary.

All the dogs, pigs, and swans in the works of P.G. Wodehouse that you can fling a sheet on.

The first of two essays by female writers talking about their experience of sexism and the importance of self-promotion.

Nicole Cliffe explains why you should never buy boneless, skinless chicken breasts.

The second in a two-part series. Malinda Lo talks about her experience of sexism and self-promotion as an author.