Those who long for the days when we did not have to share public bathrooms with transgender men and women, or when relationships were defined as “one man and one woman,” are pining away for a time that never really existed. If you... Read More

Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, comes each spring when, despite the seasonal light, people around the world make an effort to remember a time of unprecedented darkness. The farther we move away from the Holocaust, the more the... Read More

Saturday may be the official Independent Bookstore Day, with events planned across the country in celebration of your locally owned shop, but the good news for these local booksellers is that they seem to be thriving the other 364 days... Read More

You spent years on the manuscript, making sure every paragraph, every word, every punctuation mark is precisely the one you want. Mazel tov. You did it your way and you’re ready to send your indie book out into the world. Wait. Darnit.... Read More

How do we communicate the ideas and hopes that mean the most to us—and at what risk? That question recurs throughout Kaitlyn Greenidge’s debut novel, We Love You, Charlie Freeman, which is already earning major buzz. On its surface,... Read More