Episodes (Page 22)
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Robert Littell's novel Bronshtein in the Bronx fictionalizes Leon Trotsky's NY exile.
Robert Littell
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Ali Smith's novel Gliff depicts children fleeing capture in a dystopian future.
Ali Smith
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Chris Hayes argues attention is our most endangered resource in The Sirens' Call.
Chris Hayes
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Robin Wall Kimmerer's The Serviceberry draws lessons from nature's abundance.
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Olivia Abtahi's The Interpreter features a child translator for immigrant parents.
Olivia Abtahi
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Naomi Watts' book Dare I Say It addresses menopause and aging.
Naomi Watts
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Andy Corren's memoir Dirtbag Queen expands on a viral obituary for his mother.
Andy Corren
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Betty Shamieh's novel Too Soon follows three generations of Palestinian American women.
Betty Shamieh
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Grady Hendrix's Final Girl Support Group and Witchcraft for Wayward Girls center women in horror.
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Scott Turow's thriller Presumed Guilty brings back Rusty Sabich.
Scott Turow
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Bianca Mabute-Louie's book 'Unassimilable' challenges assimilation for Asian diaspora.
Bianca Mabute-Louie
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Brian Kelley's 'Parks 2' features photos and essays on National Parks.
Brian Kelley
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Han Kang's novel 'We Do Not Part' explores hidden Korean history.
Han Kang
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Emma Knight's 'The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus' explores motherhood.
Emma Knight
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Katy Milkman's 'How to Change' offers a guide to habit formation.
Katy Milkman
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Jules Feiffer's final book, 'Amazing Grapes,' is a middle-grade graphic novel.
Jules Feiffer
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Betül Tunç's cookbook shares recipes from her viral dough videos.
Betul Tunc
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Amanda Gorman's 'Girls on the Rise' celebrates female solidarity.
Amanda Gorman
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Brooke Shields' memoir 'Is Not Allowed To Get Old' discusses aging.
Brooke Shields
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Jim O'Heir's memoir 'Welcome to Pawnee' reflects on 'Parks and Recreation'.
Jim O'Heir