‘Friday Black’ Is a Brutal, Brilliant Satire of American Racism and Capitalism
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah talks to Mychal Denzel Smith about how working in retail inspired his book
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Surveillance, Satire and the Female Body
Jul 3 2017 - Anne Valente
Salman Rushdie: “I stand with Charlie Hebdo, as we all must, to defend the art of satire”
Jan 7 2015 - Lincoln Michel
In “The Day the Sun Died,” Violent Sleepwalkers Terrorize a Town
Yan Lianke discusses his newly-translated novel and the dark side of dreams
May 16 2019 - Karissa Chen
8 International Novels about Migration and Xenophobia
From Moldova to Somalia, Felicity Castagna, author of "No More Boats," recommends fiction about borders
May 10 2019 - Felicity Castagna
7 Strange and Brilliant Holocaust Novels You’ve Probably Never Even Heard About
Bram Presser, author of "The Book of Dirt," suggests underappreciated fiction for Holocaust Remembrance Day
May 2 2019 - Bram Presser
9 Fashionable Books That Make Clothes a Main Character
Stylish literature for bookworms who are also clotheshorses
Apr 22 2019 - Cynthia Gralla
The Funniest Writing You Haven’t Read
No jokes, no tricks, just seven novels and stories that will make you laugh
Apr 1 2019 - Seth Fried
Mira Jacob’s Graphic Memoir “Good Talk” Makes Awkward Conversations Beautiful
The author on surviving difficult interactions about race and politics—and turning them into art
Mar 28 2019 - Jennifer Baker
10 Funny Novels About Obsession
Evan James, author of “Cheer Up, Mr. Widdicombe,” recommends comical books about fixations
