“Colored Television” by Danzy Senna is a take on love and ambition, failure and reinvention, and the racial-identity-industrial complex. The book follows Jane, a novelist, as she struggles to create a picture-perfect life with her husband and kids. Jane learns being a writer is hard and working in Hollywood is even harder.
Hailed by The Booker Prize judges as a “fierce and philosophical interrogation of human existence,” Charlotte Wood’s “Stone Yard Devotional” chronicles “one woman’s inward...
New York Times columnist Gail Collins has written a new book on a subject that is timelier than ever: women and aging in America....
What does hope look like? How do we find and hold onto it in the midst of personal turmoil, communal suffering, global chaos and...
