Literature

Lababidi's latest work is shockingly prescient, reminding readers that present events often echo historical ones.

However you're celebrating this year, here are some can't-miss LGBTQ titles to add to your list.

Hong’s latest graphic novel explores the joy of cooking and the challenge of parenting aging parents.

"Even after I talked to my therapist about being gay, I believed that if I wanted to remain a Christian, I could never have a romantic relationship with a woman."

Card explores elements of Caribbean folklore through rich characters and native dialects.

Why does a 19th century novella about an obstinate copyist continue to resonate in a time of Instagram and electric cars?

Rilke’s description of Rodin sheds light on the profound psychic connection between the two great artists.

Jemisin takes readers on a wild ride in her newest book, an enigmatic and multilayered urban fantasy.

Ask any librarian and they would say that the Favorite-Book-Of All-Time question is an eternal occupational hazard.

In her stunning memoir, Chung gives a searing account of her journey to find the truth about her roots.