The Folkloric And Literary Roots Of La Llorona
Column by Christopher Shultz
The fabled bogey-woman stars in a new Conjuring Universe film, but perhaps we shouldn't fear her at all.
The Feminist Fairy Tale of Captain Marvel
Column by BH Shepherd
"Captain Marvel" is not just a woman superhero movie, but a superhero movie about being a woman.
Library Love: April Showers Bring...Wet Books?!?
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
That wonderful spring rain somehow made it through your roof and onto your book collection. Don't freak out - take action! Here are some pointers on how to save your babies.
30 of Webster's Worst Words
Column by Peter Derk
Neologisms regarding the embiggenment of bougie wanderworts and artisanal hophead concerns.
10 Writers Killing It On Twitter in 2019
Column by Gabino Iglesias
Twitter is a crucial part of a writer's platform. Here are some folks doing it right.
Required Reading: Hellboy And The Mignolaverse
Column by Peter Derk
It starts with Hellboy, but it ends with a ghost man in a bubble suit, a plague of frogs, and a Screw-On Head.
How To Make The Most of D.E.A.R. This April
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
To celebrate Beverly Cleary's birthday, “Drop Everything and Read” (or D.E.A.R.) is celebrated annually April 12th. To help you make the most of this day, here is a list of books all ages can enjoy.
The Shaky Return And Possible Season 2 Missteps Of "American Gods"
Column by Christopher Shultz
After a troubled production behind the scenes, "American Gods" finally made its way back onto the airwaves. But was it worth the wait?
10 Authors Who Should Run for President
Column by Gabino Iglesias
I would vote for these folks, and they would probably do a decent job.
