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In the case of his new novel, he aims to “bring Black people to the center of academic and political attention and public discussion.”
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While the stunning LGBTQ+ love story “Call Me By Your Name” garnered four nominations, it was snubbed for nearly just as many.
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Publishing Jan. 16, Leni Zumas’ novel “Red Clocks” tells the stories of several women and the terrifying laws meant to diminish their womanhood.
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As a good portion of the audience donned red Santa hats, Oracle Arena was was far from silent; the festival certainly succeeded in making spirits bright.
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Whether we’re settling in at our favorite coffee shops, pouring over our work at one of UC Berkeley’s many libraries or cozying up at home, we know how (and where) we like to study best.
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I grew up with these stories, I fell in love with these characters, I lived in this world — so trust me when I beg, please stop making Harry Potter movies.
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Just because our job is to quickly analyze and critique does not mean ignorance is an excuse.
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“Future Home of the Living God” is a stunningly beautiful — and painfully relevant — artistic novel. A cautionary tale for our turbulent time.
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With flops such as “Batman v Superman” and “Suicide Squad,” as well as the growing success of the Marvel Universe across the street at Disney, DC cannot afford any more mistakes.
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The first act is mundane and slow, and the second act races to a conclusion, with heart-wrenching monologue after monologue.
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