Publishing world needs to be more inclusive of minority voices
Yoonseo Lee/Staff
Pushing out ambitious people of color limits what all of us read, and the repercussions have detrimental effects on our publishing culture.
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Learning how to remember
Off the Beat
Last year, I had the time to read several books — and stumbled upon a few stirring quotes in particular — that helped me clarify my view of the past.
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Why you should read the books on your shelf
There are benefits to actually reading the books on your shelf that make your displayed collection even better, so here are a few reasons to get started!
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Tiffanie DeBartolo’s ‘Sorrow’ gifts pain a quiet beauty
“Sorrow,” with soft and bright precision, paints how Joe begins to grasp the sentiment that he himself contrived.
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Tips for getting (back) into the habit of reading for fun
I’ve been trying to get back into the habit of reading and it hasn’t been easy. Sounds familiar? Here are some tips to get you right back into it!
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Marie-Helene Bertino’s ‘Parakeet’ forges clarity through chaos
“Parakeet” touches on the near-insolvable crises tangled within the enigma that is the human condition.
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Tired of books? Start reading plays
Here is a complete list of modern stage plays from a plethora of categories that anyone will enjoy. So, pick your favorite and get to reading!
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Teleport yourself into a world without COVID-19, pick up a book
Reading a book immerses you into a world where you don’t make any of the decisions and nothing affects you. As a spectator, watching the protagonist solve problems you’d never have to think about is like a breath of fresh air.
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November reads for mystique, intrigue
What pairs better with the crisp November air than a warm cup of coffee and an insightful new book? Here are our recommendations for November reads.
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Get to know Moe’s Books on Telegraph Avenue
Hear about Moe’s Books on Telegraph Avenue from Francesca!
