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The often under-appreciated villains get their just due in the following infographic. From Mephistopheles to Count Dracula and Lady Macbeth to the Queen of Hearts, we love to hate the bad guys. Their [Read More ...]

Do you find yourself using the word “good” to describe just about anything? I will confess that I find myself falling back on the use of the word "awesome" far too often, and that is why I was [Read More ...]

Here's an infographic that needs the attention of the well-read. GE Editing has assembled a list what it says are the mot iconic book set in each country of the world. We include epic poetry [Read More ...]

The YA book blog Hooked to Books has culled a list of two motivational quotes from some of the most popular and some of the best YA novels from the past century. The main characters, as young and [Read More ...]

Between work and the distractions of social media and the internet, many struggle to find time to spend on important activities like reading. Fortunately, it is easy to mak more time simply by [Read More ...]

Looking to find your next beach read? The following infographic from Expert Editor lays out a detailed flowchart that can help you narrow your choice to a specific category or genre. Whether [Read More ...]

In celebration of spelling bee week, Google has posted a little chart that shows the most searched for spelling word from each state. They explained on Twitter that they mapped the top "how to [Read More ...]

Although the term “blockbuster book” has only been coined recently, certain books have captured the public’s imagination well before Fifty Shades of Grey. Going back as far as the 10th Century [Read More ...]

When I first found this infographic, I thought it aid "10 signs you're living in a gothic novel". That would have ben nifty, but no. As an established genre, gothic novels follow certain tropes, so [Read More ...]

The following infographic from Global English Editing that focuses on reading habits around the world. Reading is an activity that enriches our lives. As well as providing access to vast amounts of [Read More ...]

A famous quote “write drunk, edit sober,” widely attributed to Ernest Hemingway, is both adored and hated. (Me, I prefer the apocryphal Hunter S Thompson quote.) The following infographic from [Read More ...]

After "said", the word "went" is perhaps the most overused verb in the English language. In the interests of encouraging a more colorful vocabulary (while at the same time confusing translation [Read More ...]

Ever wondered what your handwriting says about your personality? Independent and impartial studies have shown that more than 5,000 personality traits can be identified in a person's [Read More ...]

Reading a lot of books in a single calendar year takes careful planning, dedication, and a willingness to abandon awful books. The following infographic from Darius Foroux details several steps you [Read More ...]