Today, Ray Bradbury would be 93 years-old. In the video below, Bradbury, the celebrated author of Fahrenheit 451, discusses his early years of rejection and above all persistence.
“I wasn’t writing exterior stuff. I wasn’t writing for the right or the left or the in between. I was writing for me.”
Anti-racism doesn't just mean opposing violence—it means recognizing the fullness of Black humanity, as these books do
Sarah Menkedick's "Ordinary Insanity" looks at maternal anxiety and how fear is built into the motherhood experience
Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis's "The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas" is weird, funny, subversive, and undercelebrated in English
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