13 Books by Queer Authors Who’ve Called the Midwest Home
Books available in 2020 from queer authors you shouldn’t miss.
Tag: Nonfiction
“The Equivalents” Explores Feminism Through Five Creative Lives
A review of Maggie Doherty’s new book, “The Equivalents: A Story of Art, Female Friendship, and Liberation in the 1960s.”
Reimagining Voter Identities in “Who Needs a World View?”
A review of Raymond Geuss’s new book, “Who Needs a World View?”
The Politics of Food in “The Ralph Nader and Family Cookbook”
An interview with Ralph Nader about his new book, “The Ralph Nader and Family Cookbook: Classic Recipes from Lebanon and Beyond.”
Language as Magic, Magic as Approachable in “The Magical Writing Grimoire”
A review of Lisa Marie Basile’s new book, “The Magical Writing Grimoire.”
“Midwest Futures” Unpacks the Hypocrisy of America’s Heartland
A review of Phil Christman’s new book, “Midwest Futures.”
Generational Trauma from a System of Complicity
An interview with Laurence Ralph about his new book, “The Torture Letters.”
Reclaiming Humanity from the Headlines
A review of Sanam Maher’s new book, “A Woman Like Her.”
The Sociology of Fire
An interview with Chloe Hooper about her book, “The Arsonist.”
Finding Clarity and a Sense of Humor in the Publishing Process
An interview with Courtney Maum, author of “Before and After the Book Deal.”
