Sarah S. Davis is the founder of Broke by Books, a blog about her journey as a schizoaffective disorder bipolar type writer and reader. Sarah's writing about books has appeared on Book Riot, Electric Literature, Kirkus Reviews, BookRags, PsychCentral, and more. She has a BA in English from the University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Library and Information Science from Clarion University, and an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts.
I have always loved books. I love them so much that I even wrote a list here on Broke by Books about
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With this post, I’m bringing back my monthly Recommended Reads report. This recurring feature is a roundup of what I’ve been reading over the last month, along with several books I recommend. These essays are always published first in The
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I love horror short stories. Maybe it’s because I’m a bit of a baby. I love horror, but I am usually too scared to watch a full-length horror movie. Yep, short stories
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When I was growing up, YA wasn’t really a thing, much less YA about mental illness Since then, we’ve come a long way, and now mental health YA books includes representation of
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This list of the 25 best nonfiction books about books contains a spectrum of bookish topics. You’ll find reading memoirs, histories of the book, book recommendations, literary theory, rallying cries for libraries,
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May is here, and that means it’s time to highlight the best new book releases coming out this month! In this post, we’ll showcase the best new books of May 2022, both
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I love a good crime story. And young adult literature has some of the best of them. In this list of the 20 best mystery books for teens, you’ll find all kinds
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Are you looking to learn how to write poetry? Fear not: you’re in the right place. This epic list of the 17 best books on writing poetry has you covered. Whether you’re
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Do you love love stories? Then you’re in the right place. The 25 romance short story collections in this epic list feature big-name authors, familiar tropes, and enticing themes. From Daddy Dom
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Growing up disabled, I could not find much representation of experiences like my own. Neurodiverse and mentally ill, I struggled to find positive and uplifting books that showed hopeful outcomes to living
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As the mother to two cats and aunt to a dog, I know how quickly your photo library can with pictures of your pets in all their moods… silly, serious, and sophisticated.
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The best fantasy short stories take us to new worlds. And in this epic list of the 25 best fantasy short story collections by a single author or a multitude of writers
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