By Karlie Shoffner Poet Sara Moore Wagner will be reading some of her work at BGSU on Thursday, March 23. She has written two poetry collections, Swan Wife and Hillbilly Madonna, as well as two chapbooks, Tumbling After and Hooked Through. Her work has appeared in numerous anthologies and journals and has been nominated for […]

By Karlie Shoffner Writer and editor Marc Sumerak will be visiting BGSU and giving a presentation on Monday, March 27. He creates content for some of the most well-known franchises including Marvel and Star Wars. His work has appeared across various media platforms including books, comic books, and video games. Sumerak graduated from BGSU in […]

By Karlie Shoffner March 17 is Saint Patrick’s Day, a holiday whose roots go back to Ireland. To celebrate, here are four classic Irish authors you should read to get into the spirit of the holiday. Bram Stoker Though he wrote several other novels in his lifetime, Stoker is best known for writing Dracula. One […]

By Karlie Shoffner They say to never judge a book by its cover—an expression that can be especially true in its literal sense—but sometimes it’s difficult to abide by this rule. Some covers are just so beautiful and so unique that they immediately capture your attention and make you want to read what’s inside without […]

By Karlie Shoffner Spring is a time when the world becomes filled with bright, colorful things. For those who have dealt with the long cold winters especially, these colorful sceneries are always something to look forward to. To celebrate the season, here are four books whose colorful covers will immediately pull you in much like […]

By Karlie Shoffner Taylor Jenkins Reid’s hit novel Daisy Jones & The Six is the story of a fictional 1970s rock band and their rapid rise to stardom. For fans of bands like Fleetwood Mac, this book encapsulates the drama that many bands at the time faced with their newfound fame: relationship issues, cheating scandals, […]

In 2022 I read a total of seventy books. Some books I didn’t care for and others I thought were just okay, but there were some that really stood out to me. It was difficult to narrow my picks down to just four and choose the best of the best, but after looking over what […]

Dustin Pearson is the author of three poetry books; A Season in Hell with Rimbaud, Millenial Roost, and A Family is a House. His writings have been featured in numerous literary journals and have won multiple awards including ones from the Katherine C. Turner and John Mackay Shaw Academy of American Poets Awards and the […]

By Karlie Shoffner Dead Silence by S.A. Barnes Review Dead Silence is a science fiction story centered around the mysterious disappearance of a once-luxurious space cruise ship and the company conspiracies that surround it. Claire Kovalik and her crew are at the end of their final mission when suddenly they receive mysterious SOS signals from a […]

By Morgan Gunther As we head into the month of romance, here are a few of my favorite romance books from my bookshelf! “It Ends With Us” and “It Starts With Us” Colleen Hoover Made popular by BookTok, Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us tells the experience of Lily Bloom’s passionate romance with Ryle while grappling […]