I’ve long believed that Korean American author Jenny Han–best known for her To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before book and film franchise–has single-handedly been bringing back the rom-com for Gen Z and young millennial audiences. Her reigning achievements in the teen romance space are many, not least of which include popularizing K-drama tropes with […]
Combining U.S. horror tropes and Mexican folk lore, Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s latest novel, “The Bewitching,” is the representation we need.
I expected “Archive of Unknown Universes” to teach me about the Salvadoran Civil War. I didn’t expect it to also be my perfect beach read.
Where is the media by Latinas and for Latinas showing women dealing with infertility and not being kept quiet by shame?
Summer is here, so if you’re ready to become la hostess, these Mexican cookbooks will get you ready for the carne asada.
Is the all-encompassing quest to become a self-sustaining artist worth the sacrifices it requires of us? Will a lifetime of prioritizing art above everything really lead us to fulfillment, and not regret? While working on my first book – a 10-year endeavor that entailed learning Russian and Chinese and traveling throughout the Post-Soviet bloc – […]
While readership is down and the U.S. governments is banning books, it’s up to you to seek out foreign authors like Machado de Assis.
Isabel Allende’s “My Name is Emilia Del Valle” is a story an authentic woman who comes to life through her history, virtues, and flaws.
With “Where Rabbits Gathered,” novelist Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez is telling the story of the contested New Mexico land where she grew up.
Cuban-Jamaican American author of “If We Were a Movie,” Zakiya N. Jamal talks coming up Black and queer and the joy of going to the theater.