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Lily King’s Heart the Lover is a masterful exploration of love, grief, and suffering
King dexterously explores grief, mortality, loss, and nostalgia, making for a compact, impactful read
Naomi Klein’s Doppelganger is a comic, cutting, and eye-opening political and social critique
Part memoir, part cultural critique, Doppelganger is one of Klein’s most fascinating works
Food, friendship, and colonialism in Yang Shuang-zi’s Taiwan Travelogue
Beneath Taiwan Travelogue’s deceptively simple storyline are layers of insight into translation, colonialism, feminism, and identity
Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical Thinking is a heartwrenching memoir on grief, mourning, and loss
Joan Didion’s masterpiece memoir explores how grief can reshape lives, reflecting on human mortality and the intertwined nature of self…
Lost Lambs is an irresistible small-town family drama worth the read
If you’re drawn to compellingly toxic characters and a plot that takes you on a messy ride, Lost Lambs is…
Why people are so angry with the world in Karthik Ramanna’s The Age of Outrage
Ramanna traces behavioral and economic theories, historical grievances, and patterns of injustice that help explain today’s outrage
Huma Qureshi’s Things We Do Not Tell the People We Love is a poignant exploration of love, grief, and identity
Things We Do Not Tell the People We Love is a read that will particularly resonate with those among us…
How neuroscience shapes storytelling with Will Storr’s The Science of Storytelling
Storr argues that humans are fundamentally storytellers, unpacking the mechanisms of storytelling through a neuroscientific lens
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