Representation in Comedy Is About More Than Just Visibility
Going Indian All The WayRepresentation in comedy is about more than just visibility
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New Literary Festivals Lead the Way by Celebrating Diversity
Two upcoming events ask: Who's still not being heard?
Apr 19 2019 - Jennifer Baker
7 Nigerian Novels About Toxic Relationships
Nnamdi Ehirim, author of "Prince of Monkeys," recommends books on the poisonous effects of love
Apr 4 2019 - Nnamdi Ehirim
Black Women Novelists You Should Be Reading
If you don't know, now you know
Mar 29 2019 - Jennifer Baker
“The Old Drift” Is the Great Zambian Novel We Didn’t Know We Needed
Namwali Serpell's multigenerational novel tracks the effects of colonization from the 19th century through the near future
Mar 27 2019 - Jennifer Baker
Dave Eggers Thinks Privacy Is Dead
The author of "The Parade" on economic imperialism and the future of social media
Mar 26 2019 - Frances Yackel
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
Celebrating Brooklyn’s Queer History
Hugh Ryan isn’t a historian, so his new book “When Brooklyn Was Queer” is a labor of love
Mar 6 2019 - Courtney Gillette
11 Books About Stalkers and Obsessives for Fans of “You”
Netflix is making a second season of the psychological thriller series, but until then, read these
Feb 22 2019 - Kathryn Jan Estavillo
“Brown White Black” Is A Love Story About Family and Identity
Nishta Mehra on her memoir about gender, race, and family bonds
