Instead of mimicking in-person events, virtual readings should make use of the possibilities of the internet
I wrote a whole book about her concert at Carnegie Hall—but our year of crisis made me look again
Rogue translators have bedeviled authors from Ben Franklin to Dan Brown
Novels have been selling us the myth that crimes are mysteries and cops are here to protect us
Ann and Jeff VanderMeer track modern fantasy from post-war to pre-apocalypse
Joseph Heller's satirical war novel takes on new significance as people are forced to work through a pandemic
The first trans memoirs are an important part of our history, but they are not the whole of our future
Toomer's groundbreaking 1923 work reflects the complexity of racial performance
Before he wrote "How to Be an Antiracist," Ibram X. Kendi's "Stamped from the Beginning" examined the history of overt and covert bigotry
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