Books An Interview with Juliana Delgado Lopera, Author of ¡Cuéntamelo!
Lauren O'Neal talks with Juliana Delgado Lopera about her new book, ¡Cuéntamelo!, a collection of oral histories by LGBT Latino immigrants.
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Books Voyage de Victor Hugo: A Literary Pilgrimage
Elyse Martin visits Victor Hugo's house on Guernsey and shows us precisely why Hugo never became a celebrated interior designer.
Books Children’s Stories Made Horrific: The Little Mermaid
Not all women can be witches.
Books Texts From Blanche DuBois
Blanche DuBois isn't going to turn thirty-five by herself.
Beauty In Which Three Adults Discuss A Wind in the Door Seriously and at Length
Two brilliant nerds and a radio producer sit down to talk about Madeleine L'Engle's A WIND IN THE DOOR and what it means to them.
Books How To Tell If You Are In A Shakespearean Comedy
Do you suspect you might be in a Shakespearean comedy? Let us help.
Books You Should Go To The LA Times Festival Of Books This Year
Are you going? You should go.
Books The B.Y. Times: The Orthodox Jewish Answer to The Baby-Sitters Club
Mara Wilson on her love and nostalgia for The B.Y. Times books she read as a kid.
Books Children’s Stories Made Horrific: The Beauty And The Beast
Fathers have given their daughters to monsters before.
Beauty “Ozten”: Emma for Australians
Hayley Inch and Stephanie Lai have returned to rewrite 'Emma' for Australians, and it is glorious -- if also incomprehensible to the rest of us.
Books Timo: What My Subletter Taught Me About Vanity
"My library represents the side of me I most want to present to the world": Kerry Folan on personal libraries, intellectual vanity, and subletting.
Books How To Tell If You Are In A Virginia Woolf Novel
Do you think you might be in a Virginia Woolf novel? Let us help.
Books Thorns in My Throat: Writing Through the Scars
Shveta Thakrar on how she lost and then found her voice through writing.
Books Great House Therapy: Jane & Edward’s Fire-Ravaged Gothic Ruin
It takes a lot of love and hard work to turn your ancient, fire-ravaged Gothic castle into a home.
Books I Dedicate This Novel to the Man Who Convinced Me to Stop Writing Silly Genre Fiction and Crank out a Thinly Veiled Memoir
A forked-tongue tribute to the terrible men of literature who talked our heroines out of their worthless genre fiction aspirations.
