The Inimitable Miss Kleber

Black History Month may be ending, but the need to continue conversations about race, discrimination and culture is ongoing—especially...

While this past year has had its, ahem, challenges, it hasn’t been all bad. The digital world in which we live has shifted, offering...

Is getting your school-aged child to read a struggle in your house? Is filling out a nightly reading log causing tears? Are you looking...

Cosy mysteries are the warm and fuzzy version of hardboiled detective novels. While murder (or, more often, a series of murders) always...

I came late to Westworld, but as a devotee of Firefly, Godless, Back to the Future III, and anytime anyone on Star Trek TNG visited the...

Wordless books can be intimidating, how do you read them? Why are they important? What are wordless books anyway? Wordless books are not...

Some tips and tricks to keep brains engaged and skills sharp over the summer. When school comes to an end for the summer often the...

Here's how I classify my genre fiction in the hopes that it will make my blurbs a little simpler to follow. Action Adventure...

Four(ish) years ago, after a semester of reading Thomas Hardy and Naturalism I started reading the Twilight series over the...

Recently, as I was watching Princess Bride I was struck by how utterly useless Princess Buttercup was. As I gave it some thought, I...