Books

To those who have stalked these men at Comic-Con, prayed to be Kristen Stewart’s “Bella”, or have slept for days just to see them at the premieres… Kudos to you. You are the reason Twilight has made a notch in pop culture history. Read More

There's a joke that says you can find an audience for anything by sticking "dot Tumblr dot com" onto the end of it. While that might not be exactly accurate, it is true that there's a ton of surprisingly creative stuff to be found on Tumblr, much of it Read More

Doc Savage is one of the original giants of fiction. Created in the 1930s during the pulp magazine golden age, Doc had an enormous influence on subsequent generations of larger-than-life heroes. Read More

Writer, deep thinker, party maniac, philosopher, and damn good writer, Douglas Adams has plenty of material. And the weird thing is that, although you can enjoy the easy read and lighthearted jokes, you’ll also find yourself marvelling — years later, Read More

While 1Q84 has its flaws, it is a compelling read of strangeness of a variety that only Murakami can pull off convincingly. His ability to weave the bizarre together with character development and portrayals is a hallmark of his fiction style — you are Read More

If you are looking for reliable, prolific authors specializing in various forms of fantasy, Hickman and Weis are a writing team you need to know about. While the quantity of their work is impressive, it's the reliable quality — ranging from "Hey That Read More

With all of the nifty technological things that e-readers can do, why would non-luddites still want to purchase and own and read from the remains of a bunch of dead trees? I can think of at least three good reasons. Read More

Back around New Year's I joined the ranks of e-reader owners, and as a result I am now a changed bookworm. So how has my reading been revolutionized by this nifty piece of technology? Well, let me tell you... Read More

Russ Lane grew up with The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings books, and after Peter Jackson's movie trilogy he was inspired to make a model of the hobbit home as seen in the films. But it wasn't until a recent back injury that he was able to devote the Read More

Tweens screaming, collecting everything a cutie's face is on, and fits of the shakes when near them... for a character in a book? For generations, teenybopping was reserved for heartthrob actors in cutesy movies and TV shows and skillfully-crafted boy Read More

Since the movie is in theaters this weekend, it only seemed fitting that we should revisit The Hunger Games for another round of fan art! Read More

The debut of the much anticipated Hunger Games film adaptation is just around the corner, and fandom for the book trilogy written by Suzanne Collins has never been greater. It seems like the best and worst time, then, for the Harvard Lampoon to present Read More