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Jeffrey H. Jackson, author of Paper Bullets, writes for Literary Hub about how Suzanne Malherbe and Lucy Schwob heroically defied the Nazis—and how they continue to subvert the question of individual authorship.
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Kathy Wang writes about deciding whether to make her characters Asian for her forthcoming novel Imposter Syndrome in an essay for People. “When you’re a minority author, as I am… you face the pressure to make your story a ‘minority’ one.”
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The New Yorker‘s Margaret Talbot reviews Danielle Dreilinger’s The Secret History of Home Economics. In doing so, she considers the stubborn (and uncomfortable) contradictions that defined home economics.
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Todd Balf writes in The New York Times on learning to love swimming: “As an athlete who was injured later in life, I have struggled with self-consciousness about my disability. ‘Transformational’ is an overused word. But this was close.”
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Amanda Ripley talks High Conflict on WBUR 90.9 FM, reflecting on how we get drawn into cycles of conflict and where hope lies for breaking them.
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In its list of 2021 AAPI Books for Young Readers, Publishers Weekly spotlights Kiki Kallira Breaks a Kingdom by Sangu Mandanna, While I Was Away by Waka T. Brown, and Generation Misfits by Akemi Dawn Bowman.
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In Vanity Fair, Emily Jane Fox considers the emotional and political dimensions of Hunter Biden’s Beautiful Things, in which we can all, “in some way, see ourselves or our families or our hearts… What could be more Biden than that?”
Apr. 7 | 2021
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New series editor Jenny Minton Quigley writes in @lithub about selecting short stories for the 2021 O. Henry Prizes… https://t.co/GS7TiEQljQ
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.@JeffreyHJackson, author of PAPER BULLETS, writes for @lithub about how Suzanne Malherbe and Lucy Schwob heroicall… https://t.co/zMB5oyu9Ao
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.@bykathywang writes on deciding whether to make her characters Asian for her forthcoming novel IMPOSTER SYNDROME i… https://t.co/x86KEAvoJt
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In @nybooks, Erica Armstrong Dunbar reviews @HenryLouisGates's "important" new book and documentary series THE BLAC… https://t.co/JiRb3WIOCH