Episodes (Page 19)
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Rob Franklin's 'Great Black Hope' is a character study of a young, Black, queer man.
Rob Franklin
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Augustine Sedgewick's 'Fatherhood' traces the history of masculinity from Aristotle to Freud.
Augustine Sedgewick
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Carl Hiaasen's 'Fever Beach' satirizes the white nationalist movement in Florida.
Carl Hiaasen
John Seabrook
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Evan Osnos' 'The Haves and Have-Yachts' explores the new Gilded Age through essays.
Evan Osnos
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Leisha Hailey and Kate Moennig reflect on 'The L Word' in their memoir 'So Gay For You'.
Kate Moennig
Leisha Hailey
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Taylor Jenkins Reid's 'Atmosphere' follows the first women astronauts in the space program.
Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Jacinda Ardern discusses juggling leadership as Prime Minister of New Zealand and motherhood.
Jacinda Ardern
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Melissa Febos chronicles a transformative year of celibacy in 'The Dry Season'.
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Susan Choi's 'Flashlight' presents an alternate-universe version of her own family.
Susan Choi
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Dave Hage and Josephine Marcotty's 'Sea of Grass' chronicles the prairie's disappearance.
Dave Hage
Josephine Marcotty
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Yrsa Daley-Ward's 'The Catch' features estranged sisters confronting a mystery.
Yrsa Daley-Ward
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Madeleine Thien's 'The Book of Records' spans centuries and refugee experiences.
Madeleine Thien
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Novels 'What Will People Think?' and 'Climbing in Heels' feature ambitious women.
Sara Hamdan
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Jeffrey Seller's memoir 'Theater Kid' chronicles his Broadway success.
Jeffrey Seller
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Peniel Joseph's 'Freedom Season' argues 1963 transformed the civil rights movement.
Peniel Joseph
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Dawn Staley's memoir 'Uncommon Favor' details her life and basketball career.
Dawn Staley
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Adam Roberts' novel 'Food Person' features a food writer ghostwriting.
Adam Roberts
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Joy Harjo and Ruthie Ackerman's books explore motherhood and daughterhood.
Joy Harjo
Ruthie Ackerman
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Christopher Moore's novel 'Anima Rising' reimagines Gustav Klimt's encounter.
Christopher Moore
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'Lost Marvels No. 1: Tower of Shadows' revives forgotten 1950s horror comics.
Michael Dean