Grady Hendrix Talks About His New & Upcoming Books, Movies And Writing (EXCLUSIVE)
Being a horror writer means being set apart from others. Thee was a time when horror was considered frivolous, non-serious literature and was often sidelined, until the likes of Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, and Peter Straub came along. Of course, everyone who came before the…
Miss Meteor Review: Nailing Every Aspect of Pageantry
Are you a fan of pageants? When I heard that two acclaimed authors of Young Adult novels, Tehlor Kay Mejia and Anna-Marie McLemore, collaborated to write a magical underdog story about pageant life, I just couldn’t wait to read it. Miss Meteor is narrated with…
Must Read 5 Nonfiction Books That Make You Think
Back when I was a young reader, I was solely into fiction. Nonfiction, to me, included school textbooks or biographies, which I did not think were a source of enjoyable reading. The more I matured, I did take an interest in the greater variety of…
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking by Susan Cain
Do you identify yourself as an introvert or extrovert? Has this affected the way you work and act on a daily basis? Susan Cain sheds some light on this less explored topic in this must-read nonfiction book full of arguments for the more introverted people…
5 Great Nonfiction Books That Totally Read Like Fiction
Do you often read nonfiction books? In general, this genre encompasses a wide variety of sub-genres such as crime, history, biography, geography, science, and a lot more. To tell you the truth, I don’t usually flip through the pages of stories based on real-life facts…
Review of Girl Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen
Taking place in the year of 1967, Girl, Interrupted is a nonfiction book that follows the life of Susanna Kaysen, who was admitted into a psychiatric hospital. The original plan was to stay only a few weeks, yet somehow she wound up in the facility…
5 Nonfiction Books Adapted Into Must Watch Movies
It’s often said that when it comes to film adaptations, the book is just better. However, there are always exceptions to the rule. These five movies were based of nonfiction books, and managed to do a pretty darn good job of adapting these true tales….
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