
7 Books About Slavery and Abolition by Black 19th-Century Writers
Matt Sandler recommends literature by African American activists from the Romantic era
Matt Sandler recommends literature by African American activists from the Romantic era
John Cena proposed to his girlfriend at WrestleMania, and she promptly dropped out of sight. Welcome to the “marriage plot.”
What lurks in the shadows of the forest?
Nick Drnaso, author of "Acting Class," on performing social norms and the thrill of making yourself vulnerable
Michelle Gallen, author of "Factory Girls," recommends literature about the pain, hope and trauma of the conflict in Ireland
E.M. Tran, author of "Daughters of the New Year," recommends stories about family history passed down from mother to daughter
Lianne Dillsworth, author of "Theatre of Marvels," recommends books that peek behind the velvet curtain
The songwriter behind The Mountain Goats on turning real-life people into characters and the consequences of storytelling
"In the Kitchen with Miss Piggy" is a much-needed balm of radical self-acceptance
Sally Rooney’s latest novel flirts with, and then ghosts, meaningful queer representation