Stacey Megally is a writer, runner, and incurable bookworm. Her writing has been featured in The Dallas Morning News, Running Room Magazine, The Bookwoman, and on stage at LitNight Dallas and the Oral Fixation live storytelling show. When she isn’t knee-deep in words or marathon training, she’s hanging out with her smart, funny husband and their two extremely opinionated dogs. Instagram: @staceymegallywrites
For the last several weeks, I’ve been feasting on books set in New Orleans and Louisiana, inspired by my last trip to the Crescent City.
I asked each of eight avid readers to share their thoughts on building, organizing, and making the most of a personal library.
I asked Stacey Lee for an insider's perspective on what it's like to be one of the only #ownvoices authors of Asian American YA historical fiction.
The 2020 Asian Pacific American Award for Literature winners were announced on Monday, January 27th. Here's a closer look at the winners and their works.
We’ve rounded up a list of Lunar New Year children's books, so you can spend some time with your family—one of the most cherished Lunar new Year traditions.
As an Asian American, I resolved not only to read, but also to write about, listen to, think about, and talk to more Asian American authors during 2019.
For a book nerd, an author book signing is no small prospect. Over the years, I’ve learned a few book signing conversation tips.
How did BEAT THE TURTLE DRUM, a middle grade book about death —so thin, so unassuming—become a Goliath in my consciousness?
Before you read Olive, Again by Elizabeth Strout, make sure you've read these three titles, also by Strout. I promise, you will be rewarded.
Just in time for the holidays, we’ve rounded up this year’s best adult coloring books for every personality and everyone on your gifting list.