‘The Power’ Is the Perfect Book for the #MeToo Movement
So why hasn’t it gotten more attention?
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Who Was the First Asian American Author You Read?
Alexander Chee, Monique Truong, and 18 other writers on the first time they saw themselves reflected in literature
May 21 2019 - Jo Lou
Being Published in Asia Changed Everything About My Asian American Writer Experience
My book tour made me think about how publishers—and readers—react differently to writers who look like them
May 14 2019 - Winnie M Li
What Does It Mean That Woody Allen Couldn’t Sell His Memoir?
Maybe the publishing industry is ready to consider something more than profit
May 9 2019 - Carrie V. Mullins
How Can Our Mothers Ever Live Up to Our Expectations?
Michele Filgate, editor of “What My Mother and I Don’t Talk About,” on deconstructing the stories we tell about our moms
Apr 30 2019 - Rachel Lyon
After 25 Years, “In the Time of the Butterflies” Is More Relevant Than Ever
Julia Alvarez on paving the way for a new generation of Latinx writers
Apr 24 2019 - Manuel Betancourt
In “Women Talking,” Mennonite Women Grapple with Faith and Justice
Miriam Toews on true crime that inspired her novel
Apr 8 2019 - Rachel Lyon
Kobe Bryant’s Children’s Book Is Not Welcome in My Store
Why I won’t be stocking “The Wizenards”
Mar 19 2019 - Lexi Beach
Dream Girls Just Wanna Have Agency
Ottessa Moshfegh’s My Year of Rest and Relaxation hands power to the sleeping beauty
Mar 12 2019 - Cynthia Gralla
Do We Still Need the Nobel Prize in Literature?
After last year’s scandal the Academy is awarding two prizes — and attempting to change
