Kendra, Autumn, and special guest Lupita of @Lupita.Reads talk about their most anticipated reads for the second half of 2019!
Read moreGuest Post | 6 Middle Reader Novels in Verse
Doris recommends six poetry novels for you or the middle reader in your life.
Read moreInterview | Catherine Chung
Autumn and Kendra talk with Catherine Chung about her new book The Tenth Muse, which is out now from Ecco.
Read moreEp. 68 | Where the Line Bleeds and Heartland
For our month on working class stories, Kendra, Autumn, and Jaclyn discuss Where the Line Bleeds by Jesmyn Ward and Heartland by Sarah Smarsh.
Read moreInterview | Namwali Serpell
Autumn and Kendra talk with Namwali Serpell about her new book The Old Drift, which is out now from Hogarth Books.
Read moreEp. 67 | Working Class Stories
For June, Kendra, Autumn, and Jaclyn discuss books that feature working class stories.
Read moreGuest Post | 6 Books for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
To close out Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, guest blogger Joce shares six more AAPI reads for your TBR!
Read moreEp. 66.5 | Birthday Roundtable with Our Reading Men
Autumn and Kendra announce Reading Women Month and chat with Samuel Winchester and Josh Privett about what it’s been like working on the podcast these past three years.
Read moreInterview | Angie Kim
Autumn and Kendra talk with Angie Kim about her new book Miracle Creek, which is out now from Sarah Crichton Books.
Read moreQ&A | Marivi Soliven
In The Mango Bride, Marivi Soliven illustrates the beauty of the Philippines while also covering issues such as immigration, domestic abuse, and class. In this novel, Soliven uses her real life experience as a phone hotline translator and incorporates it into this book in a thoughtful yet devastating way. Told as a dual narrative between two women from different economic backgrounds, this story explores each of their journeys immigrating to the United States and the shared history that unravels between them. This novel is also a great starting point to learn more about Filipino culture and understanding the dynamics of class in their society. - Sachi Argabright
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