“The stories of working class women of color are under-documented.”
An Interview with Angie Cruz Angie Cruz’s third novel, Dominicana, is an evocative, commanding story that digs into the universal themes of immigration, love, war, and family through a specific,... Read More
On Paris, Istanbul, and the Shape of a Story
An Interview with Ayşegül Savaş
Race, Identity, and Narrative Craft
A conversation with David Mura
On Religion, Feminism, and writing Korean-American Characters
An Interview with R. O. Kwon
An Interview with SJ Sindu on her Debut Novel, Marriage of a Thousand Lies
When I received an early copy of Marriage of a Thousand Lies (June 2017, Soho Press), I was immediately intrigued by the novel’s premise—Lucky is a queer Sri Lankan woman... Read More
Forlorn & Forming Self: Off the Cuff with Jahmal B. Golden
Mother of Yves, Jahmal B. Golden is iconic in our community of creators in New York City. They are brilliant, creative and out-here, dedicated to bringing femme community together.... Read More