On beholding the beauty of community
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On beholding the beauty of community
As her time at the Press draws to a close, our summer intern reflects on the value of literature and why the future of the humanities may be less uncertain than some predict. Thanks for all your hard work, Blythe!
What to do before you start drafting your life story—or someone else’s
The women we read and love. . .
“Blackness was rippling across the auditorium, turning the air—and I felt it then, Sunni’s voice igniting the star-white text with a vitality that began but would not end in that room.”
Bookstore cats are good for the soul 🙂
Or, How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Summer Reading
Letting trans people be who they are—and do what they love
We remember the brilliant Bernard Pearce. May he rest in power.
Editing as relation