Roger Wilco
Sicklerville, NJ:
The Green Lantern Relaunch by Grant Morrison and Liam Sharp Focuses on Hal Jordan's Life as a Space Cop
First exclusive details on the new direction of DC Comics' Green Lantern series.
More Oddball Things that Sell !
The antique & collectible market is hot. Be it nostalgia or just getting your green on, the fact is, collectors are back at it.
Why Toni Morrison's Books Are So Often the Target of Book Bans
"What she tried to do is convey the trauma of the legacy of slavery to her readers. That is a violent legacy."
How to Change People's Perception of You
Heidi Grant Halvorson, author of No One Understands You and What to Do About It, explains why we're often misunderstood and how to fix that.
18 Life-Changing Tips For Keeping A Journal
Maybe you should write these down...in your journal!
How to Live a More Daring Life
Living a full and meaningful life requires vulnerability. You have to take chances, whether by opening yourself up to relationships or ...
How Sharp Objects Handles the Book’s Most Taboo Subject
The reason behind the episode’s final shocking reveal.
How a Real-Life Travel Challenge Inspired a Series of Books for Children
We speak to British author Destynee Onwochei as she launches a book based on her own journey around the world.
How Does ‘Sharp Objects’ End? Surprising Killer And Book’s Twist Ending
The “Sharp Objects” book ends with two guilty parties.
What Would A Unicorn Do? Notebook
If you could ask a unicorn for advice in every situation, you’d do it. Having this notebook is like having your own personal unicorn life coach. This unicorn-centric notebook has a spinner on the front to help you decide what to do in any complex life choice. Ask your question, twirl it and get answers like “majestically gallop” or “race the wind.” Each notebook has 56 pages of 7½" x 5¼" ruled paper where you can ponder the mysteries of life or plot…
Why are Teen Girls the new Sci-Fi Protagonists?, a guest post by Brea Grant
What is it about the teen girl experience that lends itself to being a protagonist in an otherworldly adventure?
To Make Your eBook a Success, Focus on These 4 Things
Ebooks are extremely valuable and effective tools for marketers as they position brands as thought leaders and allow audiences to engage with products and offerings through different lenses.
When it Comes to Jewish Holidays, Is It Wrong to Focus on the Food?
It’s no secret that Jewish holidays tend to be very food-focused. So while my toddler is only just starting to learn about the rules, back stories, and traditions of the various holidays we c…
"Green Book": Black survival tool or white lie?
Why I despise magical Negro films that convert the real horrors of racism into white folks’ feel-good stories
The Upside Breaks Ground That Green Book Doesn’t
The Intouchables remake may be feel-good hokum, but it has a silver lining.
13 Signs You Were Obsessed With 'Anne of Green Gables' as a Child
Green Book Spoon-feeds You, But It Goes Down Easy
On paper it sounds cringeworthy, but it’s a lot of fun.
18 Things We Know About Crazy Eyes's Erotic Space Novel
How green is an electric car, really?
It’s the first rock lobbed at electric cars, so let’s deal with it first. Electricity comes from burning fossil fuels, so how can you ignore that CO2? Well, we’re not ignoring it, we’re factoring it in. Power stations are more efficient than car engines, so if you transmit that electricity over the grid, put it into an EV (and they are very efficient, actually), then your EV is responsible for half the CO2 per mile than even an economical petrol or diesel car.
Is the Green Deal Really a Green Deal?
A year ago the government launched an initiative for householders to improve the energy efficiency of their homes and hopefully save money through loans to install measures such as insulation, heat…
Can Gray Infrastructure Be Green?
The worlds of business and development finance are increasingly looking for ways to ensure that their infrastructure investments are truly sustainable.
