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Mother’s Day is fast approaching and there’s something you want more than flowers and chocolate—some me time. Yes. A chance to light a candle, make some tea and escape through words. We’ve compiled a list of recommendations, for all kinds of moms, to get the rest and...

Naturally, we love to talk about what goes on between the covers. The days where talking about sex was taboo is far behind us. Regardless whether you’re a Charlotte or a Samantha, you can find a book that fits your sensibilities. To help navigate through the myriad...

Parents pass on more than DNA to their kids; the love of reading most often springs directly from Mom and Dad. There are many well-researched reasons to read to your children, from psychological development to bonding. But what it does best is pass down the love of...

With the recent reboot of the famous Archie Comics Series as a totally addictive new Netflix show, fans of all generations have reason to rejoice. Why? Because Riverdale is putting Archie & The Gang back at the epicenter of pop culture, right where we think it belongs...

No one looms larger in imagination and psychology than “mother”. And, “mother” is something we both understand innately and can’t quite describe completely. Many talented writers have explored the extraordinary relationship between mother and child and sometimes it’s just as heartbreaking as it is heartwarming. To celebrate...

Cheryl Strayed is an author, columnist, radio personality, but ultimately a woman whose journey and wisdom has served as a guide to lost souls everywhere. Strayed’s work has manifested in many places, movies, musicals, and her popular podcast named after her old advice column, Dear Sugar. In...

If you’re like most readers, you have particular genres or authors or styles that you love. Your shelves are full of books you’ve read and adored, and there are particular sections you gravitate towards in the bookstore. Whatever your genre of choice, sometimes you just want to...

5:00 AM: I call it my witching hour. When I have a deadline looming this is when I get out of bed. But otherwise this is when I get out of bed in my head. All my best ideas come to me at this time. In this...

When did you first fall in love with romance as a genre? The first romance I ever read was Silhouette in high school in Mumbai. One of my friend’s aunt had written it under a super-secret pseudonym. This friend had one copy that we all shared in...

6:00 am—I’m one of those dreaded morning people. I blame my military training for this. I was in the Air Force 8 years, and that early schedule just stuck with me. Of course, I still need some coffee (strong and black) to get me awake enough to...