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The Taste: July 28, 2020
Leo Tolstoy’s children’s stories are a mite depressing Scary books that doomed millennials as kids Crime fiction is complicit in police violence A new story, “Legal Salvage,” at Future Tense […]
The Taste: July 21, 2020
17 books feminists should read in July 10 great 2020 adult LGBTQ and science fiction books “Beauty and Sorrow,” new nonfiction from Karen George at Atticus Review How the Magic […]
The Taste: July 7, 2020
New books explore the underbelly of corporate feminism The high school prom story that readers deserve Rachel Carson and the culture-shifting courage to speak inconvenient truth to power Toni Morrison‘s […]
The Taste: June 30, 2020
Books the play with the concept of time Sales soar for black-owned bookstores Best bartending guides and cocktail books An interview with Jennifer Worley about her memoir, Neon Girls: A […]
The Taste: June 23, 2020
The fiction of Leonard Cohen Fifty independent black-owned bookstores you can support today Kacen Callender’s Felix Ever After should serve as an example to everyone writing queer YA One writer’s fascination […]
The Taste: June 16, 2020
Five South Asian novels that deserve more attention How JK Rowling betrayed the world she created Best new books to read this summer Antiracism: a starter booklist Reading the […]
The Taste: June 8, 2020
Why you’re allowed to grow out of books and authors Twitter reveals inequity in author advances Twenty-four new and upcoming books that celebrate black lives New genre-bending books out in […]
The Taste: June 2, 2020
Exploring the thriller genre post-Gone Girl Is social media a neutral force? Thirty-one queer books with happy endings A forgotten civil rights pioneers reading list Rebecca Solnit on the […]
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