Bits and Bobs IIAlba de Céspedes (1911–1997), whose Forbidden Notebook is featured in this month's book box, was a bestselling Cuban-Italian feminist writer...
Forbidden Notebook by Alba de Cespedes Is My New FavoriteForbidden Notebook is that rare book that you just cannot get out of your mind. It amazes me that Cespedes,...
Bits and BobsBits and Bobs is a new fortnightly newsletter curated for your reading pleasure: interesting 'bits & bobs' that have caught...
The Best of Spring with BloomeffectsAll the products are made with Bloomeffects’ proprietary Black Tulip Complex. Having never used it before, I did not go...
Margaret Atwood Is the Best Babe in Old Babes in the WoodAt the onset, I should say it is impossible for me to hate Margaret Atwood. As an author of over...
“Climate Change in a New Light”: a Teenager’s Perspective on On Time and WaterOn Time and Water is a unique take on climate change that is unlike anything I’ve ever read. It shows...
The International Booker Prize Longlist ft. Boxwalla’s April Book BoxUPDATE: Time Shelter won the 2023 International Booker Prize. The International Booker Prize longlist is here, and it includes not...
Brother Alive by Zain Khalid: Stunning, Original, HeartbreakingI've been living in Zain Khalid's world for the past few days. My heart still aches and my thoughts keep...
Alexander Chee and the American Fiction Series: All You Need to KnowHow the American Fiction series came to be, what's in the boxes, why it is important, and why you should...
Wish It Better: Deena Mohamed’s Shubeik Lubeik and MagicIn an interview with NPR's Ayesha Rascoe, Deena Mohamed talks about how as a child she’d spend her nights thinking...
The Undying Optimism of Andri Snær Magnason’s On Time and WaterIn college, my favorite professor introduced a concept that entirely changed the way I looked at literature and, in many...
The Nobel Prize for Literature: Who Could & Should WinIt is Nobel Season! Sandeep and I wrote an article on who we think could and should win the Nobel...
