To give AI-focused women academics and others their well-deserved — and overdue — time in the spotlight, TechCrunch is launching a series of interviews focusing on...
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The plot thickens in the Hugo Awards drama. Turns out some people were right in thinking the whole mess had something to do with politics. A...
On a Book Riot Podcast episode about love story adaptations out today, I got to gush for a moment about one of my favorite subjects: Baz...
When I first heard that Leslie Jamison was writing a memoir about early motherhood and divorce, I was excited to read a book on these topics...
The premise of B. A. Paris’s The Guest is one to which many of us can relate: an unwanted houseguest overstays her welcome. In this excerpt from...
Translated literature is no longer the forgotten, othered cousin of the Anglo-American literary scene. At Electric Literature, we have long been enamored by international frontiers, the...
South Asian stories are often tales rich in culture and folklore, encapsulating the nuances and intricacies of a long, rich, and complex history. Historical details peppered...
Black History Month often finds non-Black caregivers searching for Black middle grade authors to read to their kids, and while supporting Black authors is always a...
If you are a woman or gay man on the Internet in the year of our lord 2024, you have most likely, at one time or...
