In her memoir "Negative Space," Lilly Dancyger searches for an understanding of who her artist father really was
Ten questions about teaching writing with the author of "Fruit of the Drunken Tree"
Cassandra Lane's memoir "We Are Bridges" explores the legacy of lynching and why we can't simply let go of the past
In her essay collection "Girlhood," Melissa Febos questions received wisdom about what it means to be a woman
Michelle Zauner, the musician Japanese Breakfast and author of "Crying In H Mart," on food as an expression of love
Booker Prize-finalist Fiona Mozley on how there are no ethical choices in capitalism
An angry subreddit and a mysterious sisterhood are dueling narrators in A.E. Osworth's "We Are Watching Eliza Bright"
Activist and organizer Anjali Enjeti writes about developing and claiming her identity as a mixed-race woman in the Deep South
Lauren Hough, author of "Leaving Isn’t the Hardest Thing," on growing up in a cult, engaging in Twitter fights, and why we should hate people and move on
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