Sitemap - 2022 - Read Her Like an Open Book
CHARMED PARTICLES sensitively examines two families and a community undergoing a transformation
Joyce Carol Oates Prize announces longlist of 32 authors
Ramona Reeves on the Long Journey to Her Debut Short Story Collection
Here's a Monday morning grab-bag of stories and year-end best-of lists you may have missed
Flannery O'Connor Award winner Toni Ann Johnson: Growing Up Black in a Small White Town
THE COLOR OF ICE: A woman’s journey of awakening to her true self
A conversation with Hannah Sward on writing her new memoir, STRIP
Thrity Umrigar: My Inviolate Soul
Robin Antalek on Flipping the Gender Voice: When Women Write Male Characters
HOW WE DISAPPEAR explores the missing and those searching for their place
A conversation with Barbara Linn Probst about the writing of THE COLOR OF ICE
Barbara Linn Probst on The Miracle Question: Walking Backward to “What Do I Really Want?”
ALA announces longlist for 2023 Carnegie Medal in Fiction
Annie Ernaux wins Nobel Prize for Literature
The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois wins 2022 Dayton Literary Peace Prize
Ann Mah returns today with JACQUELINE IN PARIS but is unable to promote it due to illness
THE MISSING WORD is a brilliant exploration of the mind of a mother who has lost her children
Jill Stukenberg: Can You Write Eco-fiction Without Knowing It? (What’s in a Genre Label?)
Wanting Only to Be Heard: The Emerging Author as a Woman
The 7am Novelist offers free online seven-week fiction webinar/podcast
Piedmont Laureate Heather Bell Adams on the writing process that works for her
Ruth O. Saxton on celebrating women of a certain age in fiction
Booker Prize longlist of 13 announced
VERA tells the story of a girl and a city coming of age after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
Elizabeth Poliner: How mapping the stories of Alice Munro made me a better writer
Kalani Pickhart wins 2022 NYPL Young Lions Award for I WILL DIE IN A FOREIGN LAND
Fathers' Day favorites: Eight novels by women for the men in your life
Washington Post book critic Ron Charles on men not reading fiction by women
THE WISE WOMEN explores mother-daughter and sibling dynamics in a fresh, witty and wise way
The Guardian runs feature promoting the idea of men reading women
Kelly I. Hitchcock: An Open Letter to Librarians Everywhere
Mary Vensel White on the texture of story
Caitlin Hamilton Summie: Writing it the way I hear it
THE WISE WOMEN author Gina Sorell on judging a book by its cover
OPAL & NEV, MATRIX, COMPANY OF MEN win prestigious fiction prizes
Caroline Leavitt: How and why I changed the way I map my novels
For love of animals: Debra Thomas on the saving grace of animals in life and literature
THE FIVE WOUNDS introduces an unforgettable family of flawed but very human characters saved by love
Finalists for 2022 Aspen Words Literary Prize announced
Maya Shanbhag Lang on self-discovery through weight lifting
April-May preview: Six novels to add to your must-read list
Ten impressive short story collections you may have missed
12 stellar short story collections you might have missed
February-April fiction preview: 10 books to add to your TBR list
National Book Critics Circle announces finalists for 2021 awards