Little Free Libraries began as a project by a grieving son and eventually became a gift to the world that is still growing in a grass roots effort by many book lovers across the United States. You can even build one yourself!

Here are ten recent comic releases, some hyped, some not, all interesting in some way, even if they’re interestingly terrible. Hell, one’s got a haunted vagina.

Through dark imagery, ingenious use of flashbacks, and a razor-sharp wit, Vonnegut created a timeless commentary on war and human bloodlust that gets the point across without ever being preachy. Did you skip Slaughterhouse Five?

Why would we suggest that a guy should read a book about lovers? Perhaps because it was banned for years, its publishers taken to court, and sold out the first day the ban was lifted.

Pride and Prejudice isn’t just a book for chicks. The social commentary may be outdated, but the satire is so implicit that the narrative remains solid and humorous.

Here’s just one more item for the ultimate bachelor pad and literary gentleman. Thanks us later. These hand crafted industrial book shelves will make you finally kick that bookshelf from Ikea down the stairs.

If you like the movie, then you must check out the book. Its ability to entertain with economy, its original, fully-realized characters, and its open willingness to let silence and implication do the dramatic heavy lifting…

Win TWO books full of babes from Guy: The Art of Sucker Punch and Suicide Girls: Beauty Redefined.

You don’t wear a toga, but you know what it is to be jealous and want to kill a fool… Metamorphoses is actually neither boring nor difficult. It’s a rape-happy collection of tales worth reading and rereading.

Spider Jerusalem gets into some serious shit this week.

We give it to you straight about the series of comic books that’s coming to us as a 3D film this December. Ever heard of Tintin? You have now.

The pettiest squabble in history: wife-stealing and a mutilated corpse. Did you skip this one?

One of the largest figures in all literature takes on one of the largest figures in all literature.

The definitive book of advice on how to crush your enemies.

This is definitely not some post-modern meditation on what reality is.