
A Short Story Collection about Monstrous Women and Female Ghosts
In "Where the Wild Ladies Are," Aoko Matsuda spins Japanese folklore into ghost stories about feminist liberation
Torrey Peters, author of "Detransition, Baby," reinvents the domestic novel with trans women at the center
Marcos Gonsalez on aspirational whiteness and mourning the queer nightclubs for people of color
In her memoir, Nadia Owusu, a Ghanian-Armenian-American, examines the aftershocks of her global upbringing
The author of "Olive Witch" recommends positive feedback when teaching writing
Mateo Askaripour satirizes white start-up culture in his debut novel "Black Buck"
Translators fight imperialism and erasure by helping important work cross language barriers
Bernardine Evaristo’s Booker-winning novel is challenging the overall whiteness of the British canon
Ijeoma Oluo investigates the intersection of privilege and grievance in "Mediocre"
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi on her new book "A Girl is a Body of Water"