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Excerpted from What’s Wrong: Personal Histories of Chronic Pain and Bad Medicine by Erin Williams. Copyright © 2024 by Erin Williams. Published and reprinted by permission of...

“This Is How the Story Changes, This Is How the Body Remembers” by Raennah Lorne One day, when I tell my story, I will remember how...

Latin American literature—translated into English, authored by members of diasporic communities, unpacked by scholars, or written by next generation children of immigrants—has never experienced such widespread,...

From one girl’s aspiration to Olympic gymnastics glory, to a boy’s stint living in the Idaho wilderness in hopes of fixing his unruly behavior, something that...

Authors who can write across several genres and/or age categories are worthy of attention. It takes tremendous skill to navigate thinking about audience during the writing...

Horror is a genre that contains multitudes. We have old-fashioned Gothic horror, such as Dracula, featuring ancient, crumbling houses, supernatural creatures, and the young women whose...