Calling a Woman Selfless Isn’t a Compliment
In her memoir "The Year of the Horses," Courtney Maum finds healing and empowerment through riding
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The Coming of Age of Black Social Horror
Bethany C. Morrow's novel "Cherish Farrah" weevils itself under your skin, imbuing a growing dread as it unravels in unimaginable horror
Mar 3 2022 - Dr. Kinitra Brooks
Hot, Medium, or Mild? Jenessa Abrams Values How You Want to be Critiqued
Ten questions about writing with author and Catapult instructor Jenessa Abrams
Jan 11 2022 - Electric Literature
Tell Us Your Favorite Fall Food and We’ll Tell You What National Book Award Nominee to Read
Apple cider donuts or pecan pie? Let us tell you what book to pair with your seasonal snacking
Sep 25 2020 - Jaeyeon Yoo
7 Dark Thrillers About Friendships Gone Wrong
Leah Konen recommends books that center women’s complicated relationships with each other
Jun 26 2020 - Leah Konen
The Quiet Drama of Chaya Bhuvaneswar
The author of “White Dancing Elephants” creates space in her stories for pondering violence, vulnerability, and betrayal
Nov 27 2018 - Jennifer Baker
Pulitzer Finalist Luis Urrea Recommends Five Books That Aren’t By Men
The author of “The House of Broken Angels” chooses his favorite books by women
Sep 13 2018 - Electric Literature
Lydia Kiesling’s Favorite Books That Aren’t By Men
Win all five, and a copy of her new novel “The Golden State”
Aug 30 2018 - Electric Literature
11 Books That Prove There’s Nothing Wrong with Self-Publishing
Sick of the query-and-rejection grind? Check out these wildly successful authors who took matters into their own hands
Aug 3 2018 - Brianne Alphonso
What’s the Point of Writing If You’re Not Going to Succeed?
How to cope with having all the drudgery of writing without the reward
