Disabled characters are present in Austen’s novels, but largely invisible in her cinematic remakes
Like so many women, I’d learned accommodating behavior throughout my childhood
Proust loved not only food, but writing food
Two thousand years later, "Metamorphoses" holds up a kaleidoscopic lens to help us understand the modern world
Reckoning with the racism of my favorite childhood author
These stories were supposed to be inspiring but I felt worse after reading them
But his novel, "The Twilight World" set in the Philippines without any Filipino characters, changed my mind
White America is impotent and vengeance is served in Percival Everett’s "The Trees"
Before the pandemic I thought I could go wherever I wanted whenever I wanted
Thank You!