Florence Marryat’s The Blood of the Vampire is back on shelves, and the pitch is hard to resist. The new Penguin Classics edition, with an introduction by Rachel Stewart, sells it as a nineteenth-century novel about a bisexual, biracial, feminist…
This is one of those times I am mad at myself for taking so long to finally dive into a story by an author who has had a few books under their belt and people tend to like. Finally, with…
Rush Hour: SC questions use of Form 6 by deleted voters, 3 killed in Cyclone Arnab and more Delhi SIR: Why tell deleted voters to fill Form 6 when they were on 2026 rolls, SC asks EC As Adani files defamation case, Calcutta HC…
With trans body horror Carrying, author Samantha Josephs has birthed a monster of a debut novel that’s immediately established her as one of the freshest voices of the literary world and beyond. But when Martha begins experiencing strange symptoms, she…
What's in store this week? Fweee hee hee hee! Welcome, centipedes, to Beat’s Bizarre Halloventure. Every week this October, three evil writers will recommend their favorite spooky books and series from Japan, Korea and elsewhere. This week we have witches,…
An Edmonton educator is bringing the largely overlooked story of two pioneering women architects to a new generation of readers through his self-published picture book, The Girls: The Wild and Wondrous Lives of Jean Wallbridge and Mary Imrie. Tyson Mastel…
L'Osservatore Romano In the twenty-first century, that a nun should publish a book about the women closest to Jesus Christ is no longer particularly surprising, even if the news might still make a few newspaper headlines However, that a religious…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A crowd gathered at Woodmont Christian Church. They were ready to hear a story from someone who first made national news 50 years ago; Barbara Jenkins. "Yes, I walked across America in the 1970s," Barbara said, taking the podium.
Northern News Now '13 Moons’ brings Ojibwe culture and family history to young readers Robot helps Udac employees build independence at work Warm Sunday to become cool, cloudy showery Monday Duluth leaders, community members get hands-on look at firefighting challenges
I am a drained-out writer. Writing was the first dream I had ever known, and for a long time, it was the only dream I could truly call my own. I was never the kid who took school seriously. Growing…
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