From escapist novels to LGBTQA+ history to contemporary non-fiction, The Attic on Eighth writers and editors share what they’re reading this month.
Read MoreAdding to the community spirit of the holidays, founding The Attic on Eighth member Amy Richardson shares a Christmas Eve tradition (and recipe) that she started with her father.
Read MoreHere, to cap off 2020, a few of The Attic’s editors and writers share some thoughts on reading slumps, and the titles that finally got us through it.
Read MoreSpooky or not, October 2020 is here and we are reading our way through it!
Read MoreAs we continue settling into the new normal, Attic member Amy Richardson shares the morning rituals that have held her through the constant changes of 2020.
Read MoreFrom a September that doesn’t feel like any other, here’s what we’re reading this month at The Attic on Eighth.
Read MoreLooking at the history of authors like Mahlon T Wing, George Eliot, George Sand, and Vernon Lee, Amy Richardson delves into the troubling attitudes behind the #ReclaimHerName initiative from the Women’s Prize for Fiction that strip writers of their intents.
Read MoreAs summer comes to its peak, we’re sharing the books that have made an impact on us this August.
Read MoreAs the world spins madly on, we continue to turn to our screens to connect over the shows and films that have been keeping us company through July 2020.
Read MoreComing to you from the middle of a global shutdown, The Attic on Eighth writers share what it is that they’ve been reading in April 2020.
Read MoreRounding out the year in culture, a few of the Attic editors and contributors gather to share the books, films, music, and television that shaped their decades.
Read MoreAs 2019 comes to an end, we consider the reading that defined each of our years. In this first piece, Amy Richardson looks at a year of fewer but more impactful reads.
Read More“Christmas is all about nostalgia and traditions, so reading a classic novel in December fits right into that theme.” Amy Richardson discusses her holiday reading traditions and why it is she turns to classics time and again at the peak of winter.
Read MoreIn this third volume of our Holiday Traditions series, founding Attic member Amy Richardson brings us with her to a candlelit carol service.
Read MoreInspired by Joan Didion’s quintessential packing list, the Attic team questions what it is that belongs on a modern day packing list of the same nature, sharing their own travel essentials.
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