Delusional thinking helped Genevieve Plunkett write her debut novel "In the Lobby of the Dream Hotel"
Instead I was cast as the villain whose feminism betrayed the integrity of the show
The stakes are higher when we mine someone else’s grief for art
As time passes, I feel more and more like I have someone else’s memories rattling around inside my head
The oscar-winning film mirrors the pain of dating and grieving while imperfectly human
The portrayal of a Black woman enjoying “me time” in “The Bear” is political, and beautifully indulgent
Sarah Rose Etter has some answers to the world's most annoying party question: "How did you write your novel?"
My novel, "The Girls in Queens", offers a different kind of food tour of the world's most diverse neighborhood
A 65-year-old debut novelist examines the publishing world's obsession with youth
I’m done caring about the color of my outfits because I want to focus on the color of my aura
Yamada Murasaki's manga taught me how to discard my regrets after I quit my dream job
How to risk failure and do ambitious shit when your ancestors are watching
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