Books where the surreal and the uncanny capture the contradictions of being a woman
Not sure which new book to read first? Let the stars decide for you
Zak Salih, author of ‘Let’s Get Back to the Party,’ on stories about childhood pals—and the adults they become
Brenda Peynado recommends books that reveal the gray area between revenge and justice, kindness and complicity
Rajiv Mohabir, author of "Antiman," recommends memoirs and poetry by writers of color about belonging
Willa C. Richards, author of "The Comfort of Monsters," on one of the closest and most complex family bonds
Genevieve Plunkett, author of "Prepare Her," recommends stories about the hunger for human connection
Paul Mendez, author of "Rainbow Milk," recommends stories about sexuality, identity, and race
These works go beyond the limitations of first and third person singular
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