When technological advancement and tradition collide.

A month of reading.

A critical review of a mundane book.

An Allegory of interventionalist policies as told through the lens of the Second American Civil War

Baldwin's words matter over half a century since they were written.

Clay McLeod Chapman is going to reach into your mind and haunt the corners of it.

Read and Watch both Of Mice And Men movies for free. Links included.

Baby, it's cold outside.

Agrabah is under Jafar's control and the Sultana is prepared to fight to reclaim the throne.

H.P. Lovecraft's 1936 novel personifies the horrors of the unknown.

A wicked little tale of dependency and how far it can push us.

Two icons of the 20th century that almost never were.

You think you know this story but you don't.

Salman Rushdie gives us a modern-day wink at the Arabian Nights [+ Linked author interview]

A look back at December and a look forward to a new month and a new year!

Katherine Locke surprises in this unique Post-WWII historical fiction.

Written in 2012 and marketed as the "Novel of Tomorrow", Karen Hesse does not disappoint in resonating with a contemporary audience.

A review of June Hur's 2022 novel and a further look at the Joseon Dynasty.

Joshua Cohen wrote about a minor episode of a very famous family during arguably the most consequential decade of Jewish history.

KC Davis is the anti-Marie Kondo.