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Confederate monument enthusiasts targeted my store—and it comically backfired.

Confederate monument enthusiasts targeted my store—and it comically backfired.

By Alissa Redmond | June 23, 2020

WATCH: Irish Literary Sensation Eimear McBride on Her New Novel <em>Strange Hotel</em>

WATCH: Irish Literary Sensation Eimear McBride on Her New Novel Strange Hotel

Bay Area Book Festival #UNBOUND Presents a Conversation Moderated by Brooke Warner

By The Virtual Book Channel | June 23, 2020

“The greatest sci-fi work of all time,” <em>Foundation</em>, finally has a YouTube trailer.

“The greatest sci-fi work of all time,” Foundation, finally has a YouTube trailer.

By Jonny Diamond | June 23, 2020

Ilhan Omar on Her Early Days Getting Out the Vote

Ilhan Omar on Her Early Days Getting Out the Vote

The Roots of a Rising Political Star

By Ilhan Omar | June 23, 2020

10 Works of Literary Fiction<br> for Runners

10 Works of Literary Fiction
for Runners

Read Along With Your New Pandemic Workout

By Emily Temple | June 23, 2020

The Death That Galvanized Malcolm X Against Police Brutality

The Death That Galvanized Malcolm X Against Police Brutality

Peniel Joseph on the Case of Ronald Stokes in 1960s LA

By Peniel E. Joseph | June 23, 2020

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The Early Days of Voting in America: A Lot of White Men Drinking in Taverns

By Erin Geiger Smith | June 23, 2020

No Longer Trending: On How We Name Photographic Fads

By Kim Beil | June 23, 2020

Letter to Sacramento:
A Riotous Anodyne

By Indigo Moor | June 23, 2020

On Liberating the History<br> of Black Hair

On Liberating the History
of Black Hair

Emma Dabiri Deconstructs Colonial Ideas of Blackness

By Emma Dabiri | June 23, 2020

<em>American Gods</em> has a new annotated version with a Sherlockian twist.

American Gods has a new annotated version with a Sherlockian twist.

By Aaron Robertson | June 22, 2020

Behold: your favorite movies, reimagined as vintage book covers.

Behold: your favorite movies, reimagined as vintage book covers.

By Jessie Gaynor | June 22, 2020

We Need a Diagnostic Metric For Racism

We Need a Diagnostic Metric For Racism

Dr. AC Lynch on How Systemic Prejudice Kills in More Ways Than One

By AC Lynch | June 22, 2020

Letter From Vermont: Fighting For Black Interior Lives

Letter From Vermont: Fighting For Black Interior Lives

Major Jackson on Defending That "Part of Black Life You Don't Actually See."

By Major Jackson | June 22, 2020

Diary of a Scottish Bookseller

Diary of a Scottish Bookseller

Shaun Bythell Recounts Life in Scotland's Largest Used Bookstore

By Shaun Bythell | June 22, 2020

I Can't Believe Readers Are Still Getting Upset Over F*cking Swearing

I Can't Believe Readers Are Still Getting Upset Over F*cking Swearing

In Which Amy Poeppel Uses Some Very Bad Words

By Amy Poeppel | June 22, 2020

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