Sometimes all it takes is a compelling first line to draw you into a book. Consider these first lines of queer books with THAT magic.
Summer is on the horizon! Take our quiz and we'll give you a queer sci-fi or fantasy book to dig into this summer.
These new short story collections from Asian and Asian diaspora voices — including A New Race of Men from Heaven by Chaitali Sen — are insightful, deeply strange, intense, and profound.
Celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month and share these picture books with the youngest readers in your life.
These works of horror from AAPI Authors, ranging from novels to short story collections, will scare you good.
Nonfiction is where things get really juicy! Get a firsthand look at the truth of AAPI experiences with nonfiction by AAPI authors, starting with Reppin’: Pacific Islander Youth and Native Justice, edited by Keith L. Camacho.
This May 4th is the first National Black Authors Day! The day's founder spoke to us about the day's purpose and how it came to be.
With May being Jewish American Heritage Month, one writer charts the way to crafting one's own Jewish reading list.
The discussion of Appalachian Literature in the bookish world has remained stuck on Hillbilly Elegy, but its future is much more exciting, including books like Tar Hollow Trans by Stacy Jane Grover.
These award-winning disabled poets write about their intersecting identities, examining how being disabled colors their experiences. Start with The Perseverance by Raymond Antrobus.