
Your Spring Reading Horoscope
New season, new star alignments to guide your reading life
Stories about hauntings as political commentary, ghostly love stories, anti-colonial pulp horrror, and more
Reading these books is the next best thing to an acid trip
Kelly Barnhill, author of "When Women Were Dragons," recommends female protagonists whose fury is a catalyst for radical change
From a feminist guide to the English language to a novel about interns searching for fake words, we look closely at the encyclopedia of words
Pinoy writers weaving legacies of assertion, resistance, and artistic diversity into the fabric of American literature
Ursula Villarreal-Moura, author of “Math for the Self-Crippling,” recommends books that live on the fringe of the imagination
A literary guide to reproductive rights: where we've been, where we are, and where we are likely headed
EL’s managing editor Alyssa Songsiridej’s debut novel "Little Rabbit" is out today, and it’s as delicious as this drink
Keely Shinners, author of "How To Build a Home for the End of the World," recommends adventures and revelations found on a long drive