September 19, 2019

Ain’t no way Mike Lindgren is not going to kick off his first-ever Moby with a Spinal Tap reference … especially when some UK protestors have noticed that the august… Read more »

Academic publishing

Beowulf authorship debate takes another turn; suggests a single author — Tom Clayton
14th century nun faked death to pursue "carnal lust" — Alex Primiani
The intersection of poetry and science is more likely than you think — Erica Huang
Study shows that reading fiction helps us read each other — Alyssa Monera

DOJ sues Edward Snowden over new memoir

Ryan Harrington

This past Tuesday, Metropolitan Books (an imprint of Macmillan) published Permanent Record, the memoir from former CIA and NSA intelligence contractor Edward Snowden. That same day the U.S. Department of… Read more »

A comic book for blind people, ft. a blind character, by a blind creator

Christina Cerio

Chad Allen is a self-proclaimed comic book lover who was diagnosed with Retinitis pigmentosa, a rare, inherited degenerative eye disease that causes severe vision impairment, when he was 15 years… Read more »

Melville House Books

Readers protest outdated dictionary entries; “What’s the matter with being sexy,” asks UK honcho

Mike Lindgren

DOJ sues Edward Snowden over new memoir

Ryan Harrington

A comic book for blind people, ft. a blind character, by a blind creator

Christina Cerio