Discussing use of language, how trauma informs how we view the world & what writing about faith changed in how she views her own beliefs.

We discuss her inspirations, whether or not this novel fits into the ‘girl and her horse’ genre, and what’s coming next.

If you’re itching for a book to transport you to a different time right now, look no further than Emily Gould’s latest, Perfect Tunes, released this past Tue...

Naamah was one of my favorite books of 2019. The novel reimagines the story of The Flood (from Genesis), with Naamah, Noah’s wife, exploring the realities of...

Every so often, a book comes into your life at the perfect moment. Passages will seem written just to allow you to celebrate or mourn, characters will speak ...

Karla Cornejo Villavicencio is gifting the world her book, The Undocumented Americans, on March 24, 2020. I had a chance to ask her questions that she turned...

A sexual memoir of sorts but also part handbook, part exploration of female sexuality, part social commentary, and part so much more.

We meet at Paddington Station in London, which feels appropriate. There’s a juxtaposition at play, to congregate where people go to leave. Surrounded by all ...