Human Stories, Boldly Told
Marley Dias couldn't find enough children's stories featuring people who look like her, so she's working to change that—and getting famous in the process.
Manhattan was once a wonderland for lovers of literature. What happened?
Quaint vestige of the Gutenberg era, or cutting-edge panacea for social needs? For a broad swath of the neediest New Yorkers, the humble public library is proving its business is about far more than just books.
How a white kid from rural Minnesota who was raised to be racist grew up to become one of the country's foremost collectors of black literature.
When a car bomb obliterates Iraq’s millennium-old literary heart, a bookseller seven thousand miles away resolves that the voices of Al-Mutanabbi Street will not be forgotten.
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