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At Creators Hub, Alexander Chee offers advice on how to listen to your writerly voice and how this voice manifests and changes with each work. “A...

Pen names, pseudonyms, a nom de plume: whatever you call it, they’re a staple of writing. Authors have been using them for thousands of years, with...

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Ode to Bodega Cats In the window of my grandfather’s corner store, a cat dressed in my hijab. I feed her titans  of war, pluck Muhammed...

When I came out as a lesbian at nineteen, I had never kissed a girl. My only representation was pirated streams of movies and shows like...

Some of the most famous musicals ever made were based on books. Who hasn’t heard of Cats, or Les Miserables, or Hamilton? With such astounding successes...

Many fiction books starring nature are rooted in a way that’s familiar — flowering gardens, towering trees, views of the ocean from afar. But in our...

From the ear-worm rhythms of “Baby Shark” to the terror of Jaws, it’s easy to see the impact of sharks on pop-culture offerings for all ages....

What are the best books to read in a hammock? As someone who once loved doing exactly that, I put a lot of consideration into the...

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