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In Herland, Charlotte Perkins Gilman asks: What if men didn’t exist?
Deemed a lost feminist utopia upon its rediscovery and republication in 1979, Gilman’s novel was the subject of much controversy…
How José Saramago rebuilt Plato’s cave in his 2000 classic
Saramago draws inspiration from Plato’s famous Allegory of the Cave
Fredrik Backman’s My Friends is an ode to human connection
📚 Fredrik Backman is no stranger to sob stories — in fact, they’re what he does best. Going into his…
In the Language of Miracles asks: what gets lost in translation when you’re far from home?
In the Language of Miracles is a story of grief and loss, yes, but it is also a story of…
The harsh realities of nature in Abdel Rahman Munif’s Endings
📚 Saudi Arabian writer Abdel Rahman Munif’s 1977 work, Endings, stands out among its contemporaries for the seemingly simple choice…
A different portrait of America in Jonathan Franzen’s Freedom
The novel provides an astonishing portrayal of American life in all its absurdities and complexities, calling into question the very…
The Jinn Daughter is a beautiful ode to motherhood
Over the course of 276 pages, Syrian-American author Rania Hanna explores life, death, and motherhood
The power of friendship in exile — Hisham Matar’s My Friends
Longlisted for the 2024 Booker Prize, the novel is an exile story that will absorb you
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