• Sacred Shelter Offers an Opportunity to Understand Homelessness through Life Stories

    Marlena Trafas reviews Susan Celia Greenfield's "Sacred Shelter" and the power of stories of homelessness.

    Muslim Girlhood, Past and Present: A Conversation with Shenila Khoja-Moolji

    Hussein Rashid interviews Shenila Khoja-Moolji about her forthcoming book "Forging the Ideal Educated Girl."

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    A Sort of Home: An Interview with Sisonke Msimang

    Robert Wood interviews Sisonke Msimang about her book "Always Another Country."

    My Favorite Romance Novels of 2018

    Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams’s romance novel-writing past came as a surprise to many people. But not to romance readers. …

    Fantastic Beasts and Muggles: Antihumanism in Rowling’s Wizarding World

    Dina Khapaeva explores anti-humanism within JK Rowling's latest additions to the Harry Potter saga.

    Tolkien’s Christmas Book May Be the Only One You Need to Read this Year

    Liam Heneghan on the recent release of Tolkien's book The Father Christmas Letters.

    They Deal with Suffering: An Interview with Christos Tsiolkas

    Robert Wood interviews Christos Tsiolkas about his latest book, "On Patrick White."

    Vipers, Robots, and Cheese Casseroles: Matthew Vollmer on Permanent Exhibit

    Dashiel Carrera interviews Matthew Vollmer about his new essay collection "Permanent Exhibit."

    Nothing Ever Ends: Wolfgang Hilbig’s The Females

    Ross McElwain reviews "The Females" by German author and poet Wolfgang Hilbig, translated by Isabel Fargo Cole.

    There’s No Use Holding Back: An Interview with Heather Rose

    Robert Wood interviews Heather Rose, author of "The Museum of Modern Love."