Impulsivity and Teenage Romance Not a Bad Idea
In her new young adult romance, We’re a Bad Idea, Right?, local Bucks County author K.L. Walther explores the precarity of a creative […]
The Ghosts We Choose to Forget in The Silenced
Of all the annoying things that could possibly happen in a group project in high school, getting possessed by a […]
Recognition of the Self through the Other in Fat Swim
Fat Swim is an electrifying new short-story collection by the author of Housemates, Emma Copley Eisenberg. The stories are told almost […]
The Role of Science in Rebuilding Moral Relations
How does our perception of science reflect how we value our fellow human beings? Who is worth defending, why, and […]
The Dark Truth Behind Content Creation and Momfluencers
Those well-versed in internet culture understand that most of social media is a facade. They know that the posts of […]
The Power of Authenticity in Alex Aster’s NYC Enemies-to-Lovers Romance
Alex Aster’s storytelling shines in her newest novel Summer in the City, delivering a sweet and heartfelt take on the classic […]
Gossip as a Tool for Communication and Bonding
Kelsey McKinney’s You Didn’t Hear This From Me is a witty and deeply confessional compilation of essays bound to change the minds of gossip-hating readers. […]
Travels Through Nature, Time, and History
Campfire Stories: The Adirondacks explores 17 captivating tales of the Adirondacks from 14 different authors. This travel-sized compilation edited by […]
The Price of Fame Through the Eyes of a Child
If scandalous headlines, trashy motels, and life on the road seem captivating to you, M.L. Rio’s newest novel Hot Wax might […]
Discovering Love and Community through Cycling in The Breakaway
The Breakaway, by Jennifer Weiner, is a cozy yet realistically messy romance novel with an interesting exploration of self-worth, body […]