K.W. Colyard is a writer and journalist who focuses on literature, particularly in the genres of horror, fantasy, and historical fiction. Their articles often explore various aspects of books, from analyzing opening lines to discussing the portrayal of gender in manga. K.W. Colyard's work has been featured in Book Riot and Bustle.
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K.W. Colyard's focus is primarily on creating engaging content through quizzes, lists, and exploratory articles related to literature, with a significant emphasis on reviews.
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I noticed something weird and sinister in the way authors portrayed writers and readers. What's with all the writing cults in fiction?
For readers bored or intimidated by the literary canon, a list of the best classic books that are actually worth your time to read.
K.W. Colyard The running joke about book clubs being primarily to schmooze and booze it up may not be entirely accurate, but that doesn't
K.W. Colyard Flatiron Books, publisher of The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo
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It's never too early to look ahead. Here's a rundown of who each Bridgerton gets married to, as written in Julia Quinn's books.
K.W. Colyard Imposing abodes and creepy caretakers abound in our favorite books, but what about the truly sinister houses?
These 50 books by LGBTQ+ authors deserve a spot on your shelf, from 'Ace' by Angela Chen to 'Zami' by Audre Lorde.
I've picked out eight supes who blur the line betweeen god and man — superheroes who are literally gods — for you here.
Let's take a peek at some of the most iconic heroes in manga, whose influence and star power continue to shine today.
K.W. Colyard Who hasn't wanted to live in one of their favorite movies? If you love Howl's Moving Castle My Neighbor Totoro , or any of Hayao Miyazaki's other anime classics, you're in luck.
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