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Memory and the making of French society in Annie Ernaux’s The Years
If you’re looking for thought-provoking form and inventive storytelling, The Years deserves a place on your reading list
Debut novel Yesteryear sends a tradwife back to 1855 — and the satire lands
📚 The horrors of the “tradwide” life: American author Caro Claire Burke turns the tradwife subculture into a satirical thriller…
The science of popularity in Derek Thompson’s Hit Makers
Across roughly 300 pages, the book dives into the stories behind ubiquitous songs, world-famous paintings, and the architects behind some…
A closer look at the battles within in Maan Abu Taleb’s debut novel All The Battles.
📚 Jordanian writer Maan Abu Taleb uses the boxing ring as a metaphor for a divided city and for existence…
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
Home is a moving target in Hala Alyan’s memoir I’ll Tell You When I’m Home
📚 Hailed as one of Time’s 100 Must-Read Books of 2025 and Electric Lit's Best Nonfiction of 2025, Hala Alyan’s…
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
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