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A little bit of everything from a scatter-brained, book-loving Mom.  By Megan Lord Hobbies? Oh yeah, I used to have some of those… especially reading! I could keep up...

The Non-Profit That’s Fostering Sustainable Access to Books and Education in Rural Asia By Sara Grochowski Today, READ has global headquarters in San Francisco, local country offices in Bhutan,...

Introducing authors from around the world. Check out these translations of foreign language books From Across the Globe. Books from Africa Rain: And Other StoriesBy  Mia Couto, Eric M....

 The Bookworm Crush By Lisa Brown Roberts Article Written by: Sara Grochowski Romance enthusiast Amy McIntyre is a quiet introvert, in the background while her best friend and co-book...

By Sara Grochowski For some, the label “translated literature” sounds intimidating or too like the tired classics assigned in high schools across the U.S. We’ve rounded up 10 titles...

In America, our freedoms are often taken for granted. We can go wherever we want, whenever we want, by ourselves, without a chaperone. We can speak our mind about...

By Chad Post,  Open Letter Books Back in 2007, when Open Letter Books was being established at the University of Rochester, we talked quite a bit about what the...

Why I Love Writing YA Fiction- My Top FiveBy Christina Hagmann As the author of Stratagem, a young adult fantasy/mystery novel, and two upcoming young adult fantasy novels, The...

Have you ever felt like a peon amongst giants? by D.L. Graser Reading through articles in last month’s Shelf Unbound Magazine I began to feel as to who am...

by Christian Adrian Brown September 25 marks the annual National Women’s Health and Fitness Day. Some might wonder why such a day is needed or necessary, and the answer...