Episodes (Page 48)
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Jean D'Amérique's novel 'A Sun to Be Sewn' depicts Haiti.
Jean D'Amerique
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Bozoma Saint John discusses trauma and grief from losing her daughter.
Bozoma Saint John
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Two children's books explore the meaning of home and belonging.
Grace Lin
Kate Messner
Rhiannon Giddens
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'Wanting' is an essay collection exploring women's desires and yearning.
Kelly McMasters
Margot Kahn
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Thomas Mallon's novel 'Up With The Sun' centers on actor Dick Kallman.
Thomas Mallon
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Gothataone Moeng's 'Call and Response' features short stories from Botswana.
Gothataone Moeng
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Greta Thunberg's 'The Climate Book' aims to spur environmental activism.
Greta Thunberg
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Sabrina Imbler's 'How Far The Light Reaches' uses deep sea life.
Sabrina Imbler
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'The End of Drum-Time' is a novel set in an Arctic community.
Hanna Pylvainen
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Sadeqa Johnson's 'The House of Eve' explores 1950s Black motherhood.
Sadeqa Johnson
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'The Ransomware Hunting Team' chronicles the rise of cybercrime.
Daniel Golden
Renee Dudley
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DK Nnuro's 'What Napoleon Could Not Do' explores African and American identity.
DK Nnuro
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Two YA novels offer nuanced portraits of Black characters.
Nick Brooks
Talia Hibbert
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Aleksandar Hemon's novel 'The World And All That It Holds' begins in WWI Sarajevo.
Aleksandar Hemon
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Dr. Henry Marsh's memoir 'And Finally' details his cancer diagnosis.
Henry Marsh
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Matthew Salesses' 'The Sense of Wonder' explores NBA dreams and racism.
Matthew Salesses
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Patricia Engel's 'The Faraway World' is a collection of Latin American diaspora stories.
Patricia Engel
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Two novels examine class and gender in Indian society.
Deepti Kapoor
Parini Shroff
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Leila Philip's 'Beaverland' explores the impact of beavers on North America.
Leila Philip
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Deena Mohamed's graphic novel 'Shubeik Lubeik' imagines a world of wishes.
Deena Mohamed