Chris M. Arnone is a writer for Book Riot, focusing on a wide range of topics including literature, poetry, comic books, and fantasy. With a passion for storytelling and a love for exploring different genres, Chris brings a fresh perspective to their articles, aiming to engage readers and spark conversations about the literary world.
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Poetry isn't as daunting as it sounds. Here is great advice and some excellent books to provide poetry for beginners.
New books are great, but sometimes you want to go back a bit. Here are eight great backlist SFF series worth reading.
Chris M. Arnone the people who wrote all those dirty fanfics you pretend not to read
Science fiction can be abstract and deeply philosophical. Here are eight sci-fi books that are impossible to adapt to the screen.
Chris M. Arnone If you're like me, you can nerd out a bit when it comes to numbers and statistics.
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Chris M. Arnone While isn't the first fantasy series in existence, it's the archetype by which nearly all others since have been designed.
Chris M. Arnone What makes any book, particularly a science fiction book, polarizing? Controversy is certainly one way to define a polarizing book.
Chris M. Arnone Do you feel it? Sure, it's still getting close to 100 degrees here in the Midwest as I write this, but Autumn is coming.
Chris M. Arnone There's something about election season here in the US that makes me want to escape to different worlds and different times.
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