This week on the bookish internet

I like Stephanie Dreyfuss’ rating system a lot more than the five start system. Much more flexibility and how can you not love a system that includes a category for “readable piffle”? (Buzzfeed)
Araminta Hall has chilling and intriguing thoughts about the way women are silenced in thrillers…and in public. (CrimeReads)
Dareen Tatour is under house arrest because she posted her poems online. (Los Angeles Review of Books)
Bhavya Dore reports on the Indian Novels Collective‘s efforts to translate and resurrect classic Indian texts. (Scroll.in)
Kory Stamper rants about people who complain that something is not a real word. (Harmless Drudgery)
F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald’s house is on AirBnB. (Open Culture)

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