Some teachers are adapting to the internet age by trying to understand the "new literacies" of today's students.

There's more to comic books than bright colors, gratiutious violence, and whimsy. Comics tells stories that are deeply significant to their readers.

Word processing software has not only changed the way we write; it's changed the way we read. It pays to think about what we want from our writing tools.

The upsurge in audiobooks and podcasts illustrates our heightened interest in digital storytelling, but does listening really count as reading?

Essays filled with "LOL" and emojis? College student writing today actually is longer and contains no more errors than it did in 1917.

Punctuation is often a symbolically loaded. Is there anything else so heavily regulated, codified and coddled as the period, comma, or exclamation point?