Amanda Jones: The Fight Against Book Banning in America
Amanda Jones, Louisiana’s 2021 Librarian of the Year, stood against book censorship, defending intellectual freedom despite facing online harassment and attacks by censorship groups.
Amanda Jones, Louisiana’s 2021 Librarian of the Year, stood against book censorship, defending intellectual freedom despite facing online harassment and attacks by censorship groups.
The vibrant legendary art of Robert McGinnis—master of pulp fiction covers, noir aesthetics, and iconic Hollywood movie posters that define vintage glamour.
Is Miffy Japanese? No, this beloved bunny is Dutch! Learn about Miffy’s history, her 70th anniversary, the Hello Kitty controversy, and her lasting global legacy.
The giant history, influence, and impact of kaiju cinema with Kaiju Unleashed by Shawn Pryor—your ultimate guide to giant monsters, from Godzilla to King Kong!
Classic Rock: The Doors’ 60th anniversary with new insights from Robby Krieger and John Densmore on their iconic songs like Light My Fire and other classics.
Poetry Is Not a Luxury: A beautifully crafted poetry anthology inspired by Audre Lorde, offering a poem for every season of life—love, grief, joy, and renewal.
Check out the Haskell Free Library & Opera House—where a U.S. library has no books, an opera house has no stage, and you can stand in two countries at once!
Buy the witty and insightful cartoons of Tom Gauld, celebrated illustrator for The Guardian and New Scientist. His clever storytelling brings joy to readers worldwide!
One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This: A world unraveling into chaos—division, xenophobia, and nationalism shatter the illusion of unity. Has progress failed us? Are we on the brink of self-destruction?
In The Seated Woman, Clémence Dumas-Côté’s poetry poignantly captures memory, identity, and the profound depths of human emotion as translated by E.S. Taillon.