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Sadie Trombetta is a freelance writer and book reviewer whose work has appeared in numerous online publications, including Bustle, HelloGiggles, Redbook, Book Riot, Ravishly, The Kitchn, and more. Her versatile work covers a wide range of topics including women's issues, pop culture, travel, health & wellness, politics, and news, but her true passion is books and literature.
After leaving the professional publishing industry behind in her mid-twenties, Sadie has devoted her writing career to covering the books and authors that our shaping our culture. She is dedicated to elevating diverse voices and challenging the industry norm through fair, equitable coverage. She specializes in topics including science fiction and fantasy, crime writing, biography and memoir, new releases, and industry news.
In 2014, as the humanitarian crisis at the southern border grew worse, novelist Valeria Luiselli volunteered to translate for Latin American migrants attempting to enter the United States.
During her lifetime, English poet and novelist Letitia Elizabeth Landon was known by many names: Her nom de plume, L.E.L.; the "female Byron"; the "Sappho of a polished age"; even London's new " Corinne." Yet today, few recognize any of her identities, let alone her work, which was lauded during her time.
As a child, I devoured Nancy Drew novels, obsessed over Harriet the Spy , and rushed out to buy just about anything Ally Carter wrote about teenage girls living secret lives. When I grew older, I turned to adult fiction, and I was disappointed to find the library and bookstore shelves nearly empty of spy narratives centered on women.
At the center of Women Talking, the latest novel from Canadian author Miriam Toews, are true events so horrifying and heartbreaking, they appear to be ripped not from the headlines but from the realm of nightmares. Warning: This article contains information about sexual assault, which some may find triggering.
I didn't grow up in a religious home, but my childhood is filled with memories of my mother telling me and my sisters the story of the Great Flood. It is the perfect bedtime story - filled with adventure, drama, excitement, and the ultimate happy ending.
On a hot Saturday in June 1977, Reverend Willie Maxwell was killed at the funeral of his 16-year-old stepdaughter, Shirley Ann Ellington. Moments before being shot in the head, a woman in a pew nearby shouted at the Reverend, "You killed my sister and now you gonna pay for it!"
There are those short story collections that you can consume little by little, that you can pick up and put down at your leisure, enjoying just a small taste here and there. And then there are those short story collections that consume you, that worm their way into your bookish heart on the first page and, by the last, have spread through your entire being.
To say I am a fan of fairy tales would be an extreme understatement. I love fairy tales, adore fairy tales, I seek out fairy tales wherever I can find them and in whatever form I can find them in. Classic German fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm? Count me in.
You, like me, have probably had moments where, standing at the crossroads of a difficult decision, you made the wrong turn and picked the easier path, despite its consequences. What if, in those moments of weakness, there was someone standing on the...
For over eighty years, Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca has been delighting and terrifying readers in equal measure with its haunting story of a young woman's fairy tale romance thrown wildly off course by the ghosts of her husband's past. Now, fans of...
In 2018, there is no shortage of true crime-inspired content - in podcast feeds and Netflix queues, on the fiction and nonfiction shelves of bookstores and libraries. Our entertainment cup runneth over with stories of real-life mysteries and...
Torture. Slut-shaming. Stalking. Sexualized violence. It is no secret that there can be issues with the way horror depicts women, especially on screen. But despite its questionable track record, horror is not all sexism and misogyny. In fact, there...
There is this idea we all have of what genuine artists are supposed to look like, of how they are supposed to act. Maybe they are supposed to be tortured, either by a painful past, a dependency on drugs and alcohol, or by art itself. To be...
It was once a genre where steely-eyed male detectives looked over the porcelain blue body of their female victims, noting that her beautiful face and delicate curves made the murder a damn shame. It was a genre where troubled yet handsome men with...
It's a term that has re-surged in popularity over the last two years, one that has been applied to everyone from Donald Trump and Sean Hannity to Bill Clinton and Harvey Weinstein. Gaslighting: a particularly malicious form of deception in which a...
Women have a reputation for talking too much - one very much rooted in sexism. You don't have to look very hard in pop culture to find jokes about husbands who will do anything to avoid listening to their wives. From the early years of I Love Lucy...
On June 28th, five innocent people were murdered in the Capital Gazette newsroom. The shooter had targeted the Maryland paper since 2011, but reactions to the mass shooting prove that, in recent years, conservative politicians have normalized violent ideology against journalists.
This Sexual Assault Awareness Month, I can't stop thinking about my sexual assault in college. A forced apology to the guy who violated me taught me so much about victim blaming in American culture.
When it was published in 2015, author Jessica Knoll's thriller Luckiest Girl Alive took the book world by storm. The best-selling debut of 2015, it spent four months dominating New York Times list, has been translated into several languages, and is s...
Women in "The Handmaid's Tale" are using sexual pleasure to fight back against a patriarchy that seems to eliminate their happiness - and their actions are working. There are chilling parallels between Gilead's punishment of women's pleasure and the U.S. in 2018.
Every 80 seconds, approximately one woman in America dies from cardiovascular diseases or stroke. Our patriarchal high-pressure and high-stress culture is to blame. Read more to learn exactly why.
In this universe, Little Red seduces the Big Bad Wolf, Beauty transforms into a literal fur skin beast, and Puss in Boots uses murder to get what he wants. No, you haven't stumbled into a nightmare, but rather Angela Carter's classic short story coll...
When The Notebook hit theaters in the summer of 2004, I was just about to enter my freshman year in high school. Young, impressionable, and obsessed with the notion of true love and second chances, I saw the movie in its opening weekend with a group ...
It has been five years since Rachel Kushner's last novel, The Flamethrowers, took the literary world by storm, but now finally, the two-time National Book Award nominee is back with a brand new work of fiction. A dark and demanding look at life insid...
Walmart and NCOSE targeting "Cosmo" and removing it from aisles in order to "protect" women and girls is sexist, misguided, and hypocritical. Here's why.
I don't like to think of myself as a genre snob, but there is one category I usually avoid: books written by celebrities. In spite of my usual prejudices towards them, though, 2017 has surprised me with some pretty remarkable new celebrity books out...
The female body is a curious and powerful thing, capable of bringing life into the world, of making food for hungry babies, of having multiple orgasms in a row. But it's also a battleground, one where women are forced to fight for the autonomy over t...
Recently, President Donald about the government's latest ," his limited 90-day public health emergency does little to address the crisis that claimed the lives of Trump made a series of bold new statements response to the deadly opioid epidemic sweeping the nation.
I was a teenager when, one afternoon, I was groped and molested by a classmate after school. I was too scared to tell my parents what had happened. I was too terrified to go to my teachers - let alone to the police - to seek justice.
As an avid book-lover, I can tell you first hand that there are literally dozens of reasons why reading is the best pastime: it's fun and entertaining, inspiring and educational, exciting and relaxing all at once. But beyond my own anecdotal evidence...
Every October in the United States, businesses, schools, healthcare professionals, the media, and beyond turn their attention to an issue that claims the lives of over 40,000 women eachyear: breast cancer. But for comedian, public speaker, and newly published author Caitlin Brodnick, every month is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
On Thursday morning, the winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature was announced, and Kazuo Ishiguro, the author of Never Let Me Go and The Buried Giant, among many other works, was awarded the coveted medal. So who is Kazuo Ishiguro, the 110th re...
We're sitting on the couch in our living room, watching Netflix and drinking beers after dinner, and I know what's coming next. When he catches my eye, he'll give me that "come closer" look before reaching out to pull me into him.
I'm a firm believer that whatever a problem may be, the solution for it lies in a book. A theory I apply to every aspect of my life, from bad breakups to important career decisions, the power reading has to affect my life has in profound ways has eve...
Ask anyone ― a dating expert, your mother, mainstream entertainment ― and they will tell you that long-distance relationships are always a bad idea. They are too stressful and impractical, cause too many problems, lead to too many fights, and they a...
About 10 years ago, I decided to start making travel a priority in my life. I knew that it could change me for the better. I expected that each experience would teach me about new cultures, expose me to different perspectives, force me to learn patience, and challenge me to adapt.
Every week, I add more and more books to my TBR pile - in truth, so many that I don't get to read all of them right away.
People all over the world make resolutions at the strike of the new year. Brides get makeovers before their weddings. Students try to remake themselves before the start of every semester. I can't recall a single September - from middle school through my senior year in college - when I didn't try to shake off my old image and become someone new.
More than 16.1 million Americans suffer from depression, the leading cause of disability in the United States. Along with therapy and medication, there are dozens of different ways to try and treat the symptoms of this all-too-common, far-too-stigmatized mental illness, but for author Amulya Malladi, writing is one of the best tools for coping with her own depression.
Today is the first day of principal photography on the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them sequel, and to mark the occasion, Warner Bros Studios released new and juicy specifics about the film's exciting plot. Fans have already learned that the f...
School may be out for summer, but you should never be done learning, even on your much-needed breaks from academia. That's why this year, to avoid the inevitable summer learning loss, you should keep your mind engaged with these new nonfiction books ...
In 2017, it's finally cool to be a feminist, and whether the current administration likes it or not, women's issues continue to be at the forefront of political, cultural, and social conversations. In her timely book The H-Spot, author and columnist
When you have sisters, you're never going to stop worrying about them - no matter where you go, what you do, or how old you get. Wondering what your sisters are doing, and how they're doing, will still occupy a large chunk of your regular daily thoughts.
From The White Princess and Reign to The Royals and The Crown, it's no secret that people are fascinated with the world of the aristocracy, both historical and fictional. If you're one of those people who are obsessed with palace intrigue, political
I was cooking dinner when I got the text: "Have you read The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks?" I stared at the questioned posed by one of my book-loving best friends, not knowing where to start. I'm more than used to recommending books, but how coul
I was a sophomore in high school the first time I was sexually assaulted. I was drunk and stoned and alone in my bedroom with a guy who forced himself on me - groped me, kissed me, touched me despite my insistence that no, I didn't like it.
Every Mother's Day, we're given an opportunity to thank the woman in our life responsible for raising us as children, for guiding us as young adults, for caring for us our whole lives, and for loving us unconditionally. I couldn't be more grateful for my wonderful mom, the person I call for everything from career advice to recipe troubleshooting.
May is almost over, which means that wonderful three-day weekend that unofficially kicks off summer is right around the corner. Ever since the beginning of the month, I've been dreaming about what burgers to cook, which bathing suit to wear, and whic
This is a guest post from Sadie Trombetta. Sadie is a freelance writer and self proclaimed foodie living in the greater Boston area. She is a ravenous reader, Netflix addict, and nature enthusiast who can usually be found hiking up one mountain or another with at least four books in her backpack.
If you get your information about sexual violence from the news, then you might think that rapists are big, scary men who wait in dark alleys for unsuspecting women to pass by, alone and unprotected. You might think that rape is committed by unknown monsters, terrifying strangers, and the kind of person you would never surround yourself with.
Every spring on April 22, the modern environmental movement is recognized with a global day of action, demonstrations, and celebrations, otherwise known as Earth Day. Now in its 47th year, it is clear why Earth Day 2017 is more important than ever. W
It may be 2017, but working women are still facing many of the same issues that have been plaguing them for decades: sexism, unequal pay, misogyny, sexual harassment, and more. And while these issues may be widely discussed now, there's another, ofte
This year may have gotten off to a rocky start, but we're not even at halfway point, and already 2017 has been a kickass time for book-lovers. There have been outstanding additions to the feminist library, titillating book-to-TV adaptations, highly a
Imagine you finally have it all figured out: you're married to the love of your life, you're living in your dream home, and you're expecting your first child. Now, imagine you wake up a month later to find it all has all burned down around you, and y
You might not be the child of Indian immigrants, you might not be Canadian, and you might not even have an irrational fear of death, but I can guarantee that after reading the hilarious and honest essays in Scaachi Koul's debut collection, you'll agr
Love is patient, and love is kind. Love does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. Love, according to every book, every movie, every song, and just about every person I have ever met, is the most powerful force in the world, capable of overcoming anything.
I'm addicted to fixing her, addicted to keeping her safe, and it's hard to see where one of our addictions starts and the other ends. I've drank and I've used drugs, but I've never suffered from withdrawals. I've never chosen drugs or alcohol over my loved ones.
I have a collection of sweatshirts adorned with feminist logos ranging from "Mermaids Against Misogyny" to "The Future Is Female." I have Lady Gaga's "'Til It Happens to You" at the top of my "Most Played Songs" list on Spotify. I even tried to follow in Alicia Keys's footsteps by going makeup free this fall.
Self-care: we've heard the term, scrolled through suggestions, and read the how-to's, but now it's time we developed our own non-negotiable routines if we have any chance at surviving these next four years. While every individual's personal needs are different, I have to say that reading should be considered essential self-care for every activist and resistor.
Not that you ever need an excuse to sing the praises of incredible women in literature, but March's Women's History Month is perfect opportunity to celebrate the many female authors who have made history. Although it is infamous for its over-saturati
I cannot count the number of times I have used the now ever-present phrase "strong female character," whether it was in casual conversation, an academic paper, or a published piece of writing, including some on this very site. I even made an argument
Each January, readers everywhere round up their must-reads for the upcoming year, including exciting young adult releases, the most talked about fiction novels, and the best nonfiction of the year. While my TBR list for the next 12 months is miles lo
The Internet can be a wonderful and surprising place capable of so many amazing things. It can connect people across the globe, answer almost any question in a matter of a Google search, and, of course, it's always good for a laugh - thanks to the abundance of cute cat videos and Joe Biden memes you'll find there.
I was in the sixth grade the first time I ever read an Emily Dickinson poem, her lyrical letter to the Grim Reaper, "Because I could not stop for Death." She was one of the dozen writers we learned about that April for National Poetry Month, and whi
The first time I went to the gym, I was 13. I signed up for a membership after going shopping with my best friend. We decided to buy the same shirt - the only difference being that she was a size 8 and I was a size 14 - in youth sizes.
For science fiction lovers everywhere, January 2 is a very special day for two reasons - it's the birthday of legendary author Isaac Asimov and it's the official date for National Science Fiction Day. While I've celebrated in the past watching the en
No matter how well-intentioned the men in your life are, chances are they're guilty of interrupting you, speaking over you, or explaining something to you that you already know. Yet, when you call these same men out for their behavior, you're met wit
From the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play to theFantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them film, 2016 was a great year for Potterheads - and it doesn't stop there. Below, we've rounded up some of the year's biggest book releases for fans, complete with publishers' descriptions.
It's been over a month since it became official, and now, it's just under four weeks until Donald Trump will take office as the next President of the United States - I know, it still stings to say it. People everywhere are nervous, to say the least,
For the most part, us bookworms wear our hearts on our sleeves. It's obvious when we're heartbroken over a character's death, surprised by a plot's sudden twist, or annoyed that someone keeps interrupting our reading time. There are some things, however, that readers keep to ourselves, secret thoughts all bookworms have, and we've rounded them up here.
It's a new year, fellow warriors and allies, which means it's time to get to work dismantling the patriarchy once and for all. While there's sure to be a long and bumpy road with many hurdles to climb and glass ceilings to shatter along the way, the
Throughout history, the accomplishments of women have been continually overshadowed by men, dishonestly claimed by men, or forgotten by the world all together. Bestselling author Dava Sobel's latest scientific exposition seeks to correct that all to common mistake by shining a light on the incredible women behind some of astronomy's most important scientific discoveries, which is just one of the reasons you should read The Glass Universe.
The results of this this November's presidential election shocked a lot of Americans, many of them women who were hoping to finally see a woman shatter the thickest glass ceiling of all: the one at the White House.
Now that the holidays are over, the bitter winter weather seems a lot less magical and a lot more dreadful. Its time to prepare for those long nights stuck inside, which means you'll need to gather plenty of warm blankets, bottles of wine, and long b
This last year had all of us on the edge of our seats, holding our breaths at every crazy turn 2016 took, and left gasping at its starling conclusion. While that kind of emotional roller coaster ride isn't exactly what you want for your everyday life
Sadie Trombetta There's no doubt that 2016 was a big year for the franchise and its fans. From scandalous magazine covers to title reveals to casting announcements, here is a roundup of the biggest Outlander news of 2016. We can only imagine what awaits in 2017!
From celebrity diets to crazy fitness trends, people are willing to try anything to get healthy and lose weight. I know this because, for so long, I've been one of those people - one of the millions of Americans who struggle to meet the unrealistic beauty expectations of our culture.
The holidays are finally upon us, and 'tis the season to be jolly - the only problem is, people seem to be a little short on merriment these days. For the last year, we've all been overwhelmed with negativity, hatred, bigotry, prejudice, and all of t
When Gilmore Girls premiered in 2000, I was a bookish little 10-year-old girl from a small town. I dreamed of getting out and seeing the world. As I sat on my couch and watched Rory Gilmore walk into show's very first episode over 16 years ago, I immediately found someone I could relate to, someone I could aspire to be, and someone I could learn from.
Going home for the holidays is like going to the Upside Down, back in time to when the world still felt strange and new. Welcome to Stranger Thanksgiving, inspired by Netflix's hit Stranger Things and the Thanksgivings of our childhoods. My mother, a hard-working mom of three, believes in one thing over all else: family.
Childhood friendships are the types of relationships that shape our lives long after grade school, the complicated kind that changes who we are, what we believe, and what we become. Swing Time (Nov. 15, Hamish Hamilton) dives head first into those mu
Sadie Trombetta Get your remotes ready! Many of your favorite books and series are coming to a small screen near you this year. From children's classics to detective series to historical biographies, here are the books being made into TV series in 2017. Publishers' description included below.
Just about every time Michelle Obama opens her mouth, I gush with emotion, cry out in solidarity, and want to spring into action - but Michelle Obama's speech about Donald Trump and his lewd and sexist behavior did so much more than turn on my usual
On Tuesday, panel chairwoman Dr. Amanda Foreman presented American author Paul Beatty with the 2016 Man Booker Prize, a prestigious literary award bestowed upon one English language novel every year. If you haven't gotten a chance to read the prize-w
You know all about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but as we get closer to the busiest shopping season of the year, you may find yourself wondering: what is Giving Tuesday all about? Unlike the more commercialized aspects of the holidays, this movemen
When it comes to binge-worthy television, a show has to have a few key elements: an addicting plot line, sexy and intriguing characters, and an element of danger, thrill, or surprise. It seems like this November, one new show seems ready to hit all t
Have you ever had one of those days - you know, the kind where you wake up swearing that it's going to be your day, only to find out by breakfast that everything is going to instead fall apart? So has Eleanor Bloom, the wacky and unforgettable narrat
After my first sexual assault in college, I used to have this reoccurring nightmare wherein my attacker had me pinned down in the middle of campus, and no matter how hard I yelled, no matter how hard I fought, I couldn't get up, and no one walking by
Now that literary awards season is in full-swing, you're going to be hearing a lot of the same names being thrown around. While you probably recognize the heavy hitters like Haruki Murakami, favored to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, or Jacqueline
There are these days that I feel like one of those progress tracking thermometers used for fundraisers and work projects, the kind that get hung up in lobbies of schools and in break rooms at work and on the lawns of churches.
The second installment of her The Gold Seer Trilogy, Rae Carson's Like a River Glorious brings readers back into the world of the California Gold Rush, a place where the living is dangerous, the people are even more so, and keeping a secret, at least
From its focus on women and women's stories to its inclusion of female desire and pleasure to its portrayal of powerful heroines, romance is a truly inspiring genre for women. But one of the most empowering - and perhaps surprising -characteristics o
The 2016 PEN Literary Gala & Free Expression Awards was Monday night at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, where author and ardent defender of free speech J.K. Rowling was awarded the 2016 PEN/Allen Foundation Literary Service Award. Recognized for "the extraordinary
Reading the last book in a series comes with a mixed bag of feelings, both excited and upsetting emotions that match the fates of Laurie Halse Anderson's characters in her final Seeds of America novel, Ashes. "They get endings that reflect the realit
Every once and a while, a book comes around that, from the moment your eyes meet the first page, has the power to break you heart into a million pieces and break down the way you think about a subject you thought you understood. From Speak to Asking
Summer is finally here, which means its time to lather on the sunscreen, roll out the beach blanket, and kick back with a good book. Instead of heading to your local lake or nearby seaside spot, though, take your summer reading list to one of these vacation destinations for book-lovers.
Just in time for Halloween reading season, Tana French's latest Dublin Murder Squad book - filled with the same murder, mystery, and psychological terror that made the first five books in the series so addicting - hits shelves Oct. 4. The sixth insta
June is Pride Month, the annual celebration of the LGBTQ community and a commemoration of all of the battles for equal rights that have been fought, the battles that have been won, and that battles that are still ongoing.
In Dear Mr. You, Mary-Louise Parker pours her heart out in the form of letters addressed to the men who helped shaped her life.
It's finally Fourth of July weekend, the time of year where you can shamelessly flaunt your American flag T-shirt collection, blast Bruce Springsteen from your backyard, and stock up on all of your favorite traditional cookout foods. But while everyone else is filling up on burgers and mystery
Boston may be best known for it's wealth of historical sites, from the Old State House to Faneuil Hall to the Old North Church, but the city has more than political history to offer.
It happens to hundreds, maybe thousands, of people everyday.
Grab your sunglasses, pack your bathing suit, and make sure you have plenty of sunscreen, because it's almost time for that magical week that comes but once a collegiate year - spring break!
When you go to make your newest TBR book list, you probably look at recent bestsellers, upcoming buzz books, classics you've been ignoring, and new releases from your favorite authors. One place you probably haven't been checking but should be is the library of LGBTQ books with POC protagonists,
Becoming an adult isn't easy, especially as a woman.
You've been with Tris from the very beginning, when she first discovered she was a Divergent, and now, you can't wait to see how it all ends on the big screen when hits theaters March 18. You're ready to jump back into the thrilling dystopian world of corrupt government, warring factions, and serious ass-kicking.
People always ask me for reading recommendations, and while I usually have a long list of titles at the ready, it's not always easy to pick the one book everyone should read.
You grew up hearing fairy tales that began with "Once upon a time..." and usually ended with a royal couple riding off into the sunset. But what happens when someone decides to mess with happily ever after?
When you think of classic coming-of-age novels, your mind probably instantly goes to The Catcher in the Rye or The Outsiders, but what about the female experience? From our grade school reading class and onward, we are inundated with stories of boys growing up and becoming men, but coming-of-age
Charlize Theron swears by yoga, Gisele Bündchen loves to Instagram about it, and Christy Turlington even wrote a book about it, but celebrity endorsements aren't the only reason you should consider unrolling your dusty mat. Outside of the standard healthy side effects that all regular exercise has,
Raise anchor and prepare to set sail through time and across the globe with Heidi Heilig's highly anticipated The Girl from Everywhere (Greenwillow Books, Feb. 16). An imaginative fantasy adventure, this YA novel draws on mythology, science fiction, history, and good old fashioned pirate stories to
Everyone suffers from an identity crisis or two in their lifetime, and mine occurred when I was 21 years old, about to enter my senior year of college without any clue as to what I wanted to do or where I wanted to go after graduation.
I have always enjoyed the classics, but I avoided Jane Austen's novels because I didn't think I cared for love stories or weak-kneed women.
There are a lot of things about this weekend's Academy Awards show that are still unknown - like, who will take home the coveted Best Picture, or whether or not Jennifer Lawrence will face plant again.
The reports are in, and now that you know that you can live longer by joining a book club, what are you waiting for?
With the primary season heating up, it's starting to look like this year's election will be monumental for women. But whether or not Clinton wins the nomination or the presidency, she has made history during her career as a politician, and like the many strong female leaders before her, Clinton
It's been a long nine months since the shocking season five finale of Game of Thrones , and even though the new season is finally premiering this Sunday, have you considered skipping it and waiting for George R. R. Martin's next book instead?
My niece is in kindergarten, and when I asked her if she was learning about Black History Month in school, she told me that her class was doing a project on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Between the Netflix hit Making a Murderer and the FX limited series that everyone keeps talking about, The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story , it seems like a true crime sensation is sweeping the nation. What is it that makes true crime -whether it's a television show, movie, or book-so much more intriguing than a fictional story?
It was the morning of my 21st birthday when my mom brought me to her therapist's office to tell me she and my dad were getting a divorce. It was a cold day and the harsh wind was intensifying the hangover I had from throwing down as many shots as I could before 1 a.m.-the time my neighborhood bar shut down-the night before.
By now, my boyfriend is used to my experiments at work. He ate alongside me when I cooked food from books for a week and he humored me when I took notes in bed after I decided to see how reading erotica would affect our sex life.
Sadie Trombetta This week marks the 58th annual National Library Week, and what better way to celebrate than by getting an intimate look at the world's coolest libraries? Here are 12 things you probably didn't know about the most beautiful libraries around the globe. Did your favorite make the list?
Since I was a little girl I have dreamed about finding that special someone. You know, the guy who is brave enough to say those three little words: I'm a feminist. I was lucky to be raised by two feminist parents.
You might know mystery is the best genre of all time, but the truth is, not everyone will understand your obsession. Maybe it's because they haven't spent enough time with the books themselves, or maybe they just have terrible taste-whatever the case, there are just some people who don't get it.
It may be spring, but winter is finally coming. On April 24, Game of Thrones season six will premiere on HBO, and we will finally get the answers to all the burning questions we were left to obsess over when season five ended last year.