In her introduction to Virginia Woolf's "How Should One Read a Book?" the author reflects on books as sculpture
In 1987, an episode of "Oprah" helped give me the courage to be proudly queer and trans—and inspired my novel
What are we really talking about when we tell stories about the living dead?
In speculative fiction, I can center the disabled experience in a way that feels more real than realism
It feels mandatory to put a picture of yourself on everything you write. Who came up with this, and why do they hate me?
Like the victims of Thornton Wilder's "Bridge of San Luis Rey," we are trying to forge connections as we stare down the abyss
In "I'm Thinking of Ending Things" and his novel "Antkind," the director is still centering pitiful white guys, but it hits different now
At a time when the real world no longer feels real, there is nothing more important than how we talk and listen
Susanna Clarke's book about a vast, elaborate magical prison could not have come at a better time
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