You know, I generally aim to give you something that engages you in my weekly posts, something that captures your attention and perhaps distracts you from the everyday. That seems especially important right now, so I hope the following links help you out amid all the u...

Welcome back, everyone! I hope you’re all doing well—mentally and physically—amid all the coronavirus woes. This week, I spent my internet time trying to avoid the news in favour of lighter fare, so now I’ll share my findings with you!

This week’s bookish content includ...

Welcome back, everyone! This week, I’m sharing a look at a trend in kidlit, an examination on author obligations, a story about a teen bookstagrammer, and an update on the London Book Fair.

Kid’s Books on the Environment

Image: Greta and the Giants, inspired by Greta Thu...

Hello, readers! If you’ve been around awhile, you know the deal. It’s time for Around the Web, our weekly roundup of bookish news and content.

This week, I’m sharing a post on what to think about before you start writing a novel, a look at how three self-publishing auth...

This week we’ve got booknooks, commonly misused English phrases, a repurposed Italian manuscript, and results of a survey about disabilities in children's books

The first page of a book often gets scrutinised more than the cover. In fact, many judge a book by the first page rather than the cover! Within the publishing world, the first page, or first lines even, could make or break the prospect of a contract. At that stage of t...

Hello all, welcome back to Around the Web, your weekly roundup of all things story, literary, and bookish from across the internet.

This week, I’m sharing an examination of the strong female lead, a new literary prize, a manuscript heist story, and a writing blog post....

Welcome to the inaugural The First Page post!

The first page of a book often gets scrutinised more than the cover. In fact, many judge a book by the first page rather than the cover! Within the publishing world, the first page, or first lines even, could make or break t...

Welcome back, readers! This week’s I’m sharing a personal column by A.H. Reaume on disability and ableism, a look at Barnes and Noble’s controversial diversity project, a bunch of Black History month reading recommendations, and a short appreciation post on bookish fri...

Happy Friday all! Let’s jump right into this week’s Around the Web post where I share stories on fonts, diversity, Nancy Drew, and ALA awards.

Author Font Preferences

Author Sean Richardson asked Twitter, “which font and which size do you write in?” The answers came pour...