Books

Solange’s Saint Heron Opens Free Library of Rare Books and Art By Black Authors and Creators Throughout History

October 20, 2021

“With her eyes still open, she touched herself for a minute and a half, came noiselessly”: Sally Rooney Depicts Female Sexuality, Bi-sexuality, Intellectual Women, and Mental Illness in New Book “Beautiful World, Where are You”

October 20, 2021

In Her Memoir “The Big Hurt,” Erika Schickel Looks At Her Self-Imposed Bad Girl Image Through A New Lens

October 18, 2021

Country Singer Allison Moorer is Back With “I Dream He Talks to Me,” A Memoir on Mothering a Child with Non-Verbal Autism

October 12, 2021

Two New Essay Collections, “Sometimes I Trip On How Happy We Could Be” and “On Freedom,” Examine American Culture and If Freedom Truly Exists

October 8, 2021

Inside Job: Rosa Brooks Wanted To Shed Light On Problems In Policing—So She Became A Cop

September 21, 2021

Michaela Coel’s first book, “Misfits: A Personal Manifesto,” is an emotional dive into her experiences of racism and sexism as a Black British woman.

September 15, 2021

Three Slow Burn Novels For the Fall: A Fictional Account of 12 Century Poet Marie de France, a murder-mystery, and Happy Hour, a Debut Novel about 2 Young Women Navigating a Hot NYC Summer

September 14, 2021

Free Your Mind: New Non-Fiction From B-Movie Queen Elvira, Mistress of Darkness, and Believing, a Cultural Analysis on Gender-Violence from Anita Hill

September 9, 2021

Time of the Season for Loving: Diverse Romance Titles To Heat Up Your Summer

August 23, 2021