“Imogen, Obviously” is a funny and heartfelt coming-of-age story
Known for writing queer young adult novels, Becky Albertalli faced years of criticism for doing so as a cishet woman;…
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Five of the Best Books of 2022
Now that we are well into February, I am sure exactly what you are looking for is another “best of…
Read More“Lessons in Chemistry”: Good Story, Bad Feminism
Content warnings for Lessons in Chemistry: sexual assault, sexual harassment, death, grief, death of a loved one, car crash, suicide,…
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“Bridgerton” Season 2: a Romantic Fantasy Worth the Watch
This article contains some spoilers for “Bridgerton” season 2 Just over a year ago, I wrote a relatively scathing…
Read MoreYour Spring Break Reading Guide
Spring break is officially here! While we all welcome this respite from classes, I know some of you just don’t…
Read MoreRomance Reads for Your Valentine’s Day Pleasure
Happy (almost) Valentine’s Day! Valentine’s Day is a very weird holiday in that people experience it wildly differently. For some,…
Read MoreWhere to Listen to Audiobooks (Without Supporting Amazon)
Listen, I love audiobooks. They are great whether you are trying to multitask, want something to fall asleep to or…
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Books for The Halloween Season
The weather is cooling, the leaves are turning and something is in the air. Halloween is creeping closer, and if…
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Celebrate #biweek with Bisexual Books
Thursday, Sept. 23, was Bisexual Visibility Day. To keep the celebration going, I wanted to share five books featuring bisexual…
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Casey McQuiston, “Red, White & Royal Blue” author, visits Wellesley College Book Club
On Thursday April 22, the Wellesley Book Club hosted author Casey McQuiston for a Q&A. Casey McQuiston is the author…
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