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Dear Sugar Plum Fairy, Snow King and Queen, Dewdrop Fairy, Dewdrops, Turkish Twirlers, Mother Ginger, Mother Ginger’s Bébés, Dancing Flowers, Spanish Dancers, Arabian Dancers, Chinese Dancers,...

In a time of great collective precarity—both political and economic—long-held literary greats came through with novels that asked the burning questions of this era. Searing debuts...

“Trauma” has become a bit of a buzzword around the internet. This is the case in part because more and more research and understanding of trauma...

I’ve been writing a sapphic book blog for more than a decade now. When I first started it, it was harder to find book with queer...

I’ve never paid much attention to literary awards. I’m not the kind of reader who eagerly anticipates the Booker longlist announcement or stays up late watching...

New York City is a hub of literary activity. Famous writers of various decades have lived here, and the publishing industry keeps many of its largest...