“This Land Is Our Land” Is the Manifesto We Need at a Time When Immigration Is Being Criminalized
Pulitzer finalist Suketu Mehta on why immigration ultimately benefits everyone
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Lydia Kiesling’s “The Golden State” Tackles the Hardships of Motherhood and Immigration
Shanthi Sekaran talks to the former editor of the Millions on the violent romance that accompanies nostalgia about the West
Feb 7 2019 - Shanthi Sekaran
Book World Responds to Immigration Ban
Jan 31 2017 - Jackson Frons
How Brexit Could Destroy the U.K. Publishing Industry
Proposed immigration policies aren't just xenophobic—they also threaten the country's creative and cultural life
Sep 12 2019 - Holly Barrow
‘Gun Island’ Is a Surreal Novel About Climate Change and Migration
Amitav Ghosh on the ongoing erosion of the Sundarbans
Sep 10 2019 - JR Ramakrishnan
In “Dominicana,” a Child Bride Longs for Home
Angie Cruz fictionalizes her mother's marriage and journey to the United States at age 15
Sep 5 2019 - Arriel Vinson
A Handbook for Fighting Racism in America
Ibram X. Kendi, author of "How to Be an Antiracist," on working towards equality in an era of rising nationalism and white supremacy
Aug 28 2019 - Deirdre Sugiuchi
Borders Are Black Holes Where Ideas Go to Die
When border guards in the Middle East detained me for the books in my backpack, I realized that enforcing boundaries means controlling the flow of thought
Aug 8 2019 - Gabriel M. Schivone
A Literary Road Trip through Southern California
Patrick Coleman, author of "The Churchgoer," recommends 12 books for a drive through the dark side of sunny SoCal
Jul 26 2019 - Patrick Coleman
Imagining the Secret Queer Lives of Legendary Movie Stars
In her novel "Delayed Rays of a Star," Amanda Lee Koe reinvents Marlene Dietrich, Anna May Wong, and Leni Riefenstahl
