photo of a guitar under a tree in an autumn park

Brat summer has ended. A new season awaits its christening. What sounds will define the fall season? We can’t predict the future, but we can recommend some current and past jams that pair well with jack-o-lanterns, apple cider, and a brisk breeze. Behold our list of autumn anthems: songs for the fall. “Casual” by Chappell Roan We would be remiss to not include something from the artist who took the world by storm this year. “Casual” melds mid-tempo softness with biting lyrics that ask where the line is drawn between casual and serious. Knee-deep in the passenger seat, perhaps. Best listened to on a rainyRead More →

white gaming console on wooden surface

Hello, Seekers! You may recall that Jonathan and Kristina are avid gamers. Jonathan, like many, got swept up by the juggernaut of a video game that is Baldur’s Gate 3 (BG3). This role-playing game (RPG) set in the Dungeons & Dragons world of Faerûn boasts an elaborate storyline, complex characters, and a plethora of romance options. If, like Jonathan, you have completed several playthroughs and find yourself pining for more content that gives you the same feeling as this beloved game, we are here to help. Check out this list of book recs based on your BG3 romance.  Astarion Silver-tongued, sly, and handsome, it’s little wonder the Internet explodedRead More →

Bringing you book siblings! National Brothers and Sisters Day, observed on May 2, is a celebration of the bond between brothers and sisters. This special day provides an opportunity to reflect on the memories shared and appreciate the relationships that only siblings can have. Fiction has captured some fantastic sibling interactions from wild antics to heartwarming moments. We have ten to share with you. Book Siblings Mr. Darcy and Georgiana In Pride and Prejudice, Mr. Darcy is the guardian of his younger sister Georgiana and protected her from an attempted seduction by George Wickham who was only after her money. Mr. Darcy encourages his sister’s herRead More →