This charmingly bespectacled dog is here to let you know that I’m going to be taking a brief pause from the website while I move Page Pulp headquarters across the country.
I’m going to be taking some time off , but I wanted to leave you with a little extra message of Christmas cheer. Here are a few random things that help define the holiday season.
It’s November, which means it’s time to give thanks (for new book releases).
While reading some articles about Banned Book Week, I came across the American Library Association’s list of books that were challenged and/or banned in 2010-2011.
October is approaching, so it’s time to take a look at what authors were born in the tenth month.
September is coming to a close, so it’s time to check out what books are being released next month. Here are ten of October’s new releases.
In honor of Banned Book week (Sept. 24- Oct. 1st), this week’s poem comes from Shel Silverstein’s frequently banned book of poetry, A Light in The Attic.
Today marks what would have been F.Scott Fitzgerald’s 115th birthday.
In honor of today’s release of Everything On It, Shel Silverstein’s second book of poetry published posthumously, I scoured the internet for Silverstein videos.
Monday was not only Labor Day (a holiday for those in the United States), but was also my birthday (a holiday worldwide, in my head).
