- Marina Benjamin discusses the rise of good v. evil stories from their usually amoral predecessors. (Aeon)
- A book that will actually kill its readers! (Moby Lives)
- Corin Balkovek confirms that an essential skill for librarians is not responding when people say stupid things. (Book Riot)
- Will Menardt wrote a thought-provoking essay about the shortcomings of To Kill a Mockingbird in teaching readers about racism. (The Establishment)
- Nick Greene spent a week following the routines of famous writers, to hilarious effect. (Vice)
- Rebecca Foster writes about her bibliotherapy appointment. (Bookish Beck)
