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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 ...]

The Phoenix New Times has published a handy little guide which will let you find out whether you are a book snob, or not (yet). Click or tap on the image to enlarge it. eBook [Read More ...]

Are you up for a challenge? PopSugar compiled a listicle of 25 books for the hardcore reader, which eBook Friendly has helpfully reorganized into the infographic you see below. What do you think [Read More ...]

The following infographic details all the many magical objects from the Harry Potter books and movies, including wands, vehicles, buildings, candy, and weapons. There are more than sixty items on [Read More ...]

The pen is mightier than the sword, as the saying goes, but is it also mightier than the keyboard? The following infographic tries to answer that question, and it could go either way. Some of the [Read More ...]

The writing profession has a history of being associated with drinking. A number of authors, including Ernest Hemingway, David Foster Wallace, Edgar Allan Poe, and Truman Capote were infamous for [Read More ...]

The following infographic was created by someone who still thinks that print and digital books are in an elimination battle which can have only one survivor. That is a little 2012 for my tastes, but [Read More ...]

Many movies and quite a few tv series are based on book adaptations (and sometimes the reverse is true; Twilight, for example, is arguably a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fanfic). Working from a book [Read More ...]

JK Rowling is far from the first to write about witches and wizards, but few writers invested as much time in describing mundane details of the wands used by various characters. The following [Read More ...]

My Poetic Side has combed their database and compiled an infographic of the leading causes of death for poets. Given the archetype of a poet suffering for their art in a poorly-insulated garret, [Read More ...]

Very is a very useful word, but authors very often overuse the adverb to the point that it has very little impact. The following very useful infographic help you build a very large vocabulary  by [Read More ...]

The poetry site My Poetic Side has combed their database and come up with a list of what they are calling the ten most poetic cities in the world. The cities are ranked based on the number of poets [Read More ...]

No one likes it when stickers mar the cover of a book in our libraries. They're ugly, and in the case of textbooks they can actually lower the resale value. Fortunately, they are also [Read More ...]