
Curating a New Literary Canon
Who (and what) deserves to be in America’s first museum dedicated to writers?
Who (and what) deserves to be in America’s first museum dedicated to writers?
Ciera Horton McElroy, author of Atomic Family, recommends books proving the Southern Gothic canon no longer belongs to only men
Poets, fiction writers, and memoirists who capture what it’s like to inhabit multiple identities
Jack Lancaster explores “Rigoletto” and the long held trope of the opera queen
Gems from indie publishing houses for your TBR pile
Bora Chung uses the fantastic to examine the absurdity of misogyny and society’s injustices in her short story collection
Books by Melissa Febos, CJ Hauser, and Tajja Isen rank among our top picks in an outstanding year for nonfiction
Poems that celebrate diasporic identity and rage against oppression