Books

Huey Choi
“Success Is Being at Peace With Who I Already Am”: Huey Choi on Identity, Reinvention, and Freedom

For 25 years, Huey Choi built a career in law around ideas of security, stability,…

John Stephens
From Gilmore Girls and Gotham to 1907 New York, John Stephens Brings Decades of Television Storytelling to The Age of Fury

After years of building characters on series including Gilmore Girls, The O.C., Gossip Girl, and…

E. Lockhart
“I Don’t Ever Have a Single Message for My Readers”: E. Lockhart on Love, Surprise, and The Pools

For E. Lockhart, a story does not need to leave readers with one definitive answer.…

Charlotte Ingham
Charlotte Ingham Turns Curses, Romance, and Romantasy Tropes Into a Story About Embracing Who We Are

In Too Hexed to Handle, Charlotte Ingham begins with some of romantasy’s most beloved tropes…

The Woman You Needed Most
The Woman You Needed Most

Healing Begins When We Stop Waiting for Someone Else Most of us spend some part…

Why Smart People Struggle: The Hidden Gap Between Intelligence and Performance
Why Smart People Struggle: The Hidden Gap Between Intelligence and Performance

What if intelligence has never been the problem? That provocative question sits at the center…

Don’t Stop Roaming
Don’t Stop Roaming

What One Extraordinary Life Teaches Us About Awe, Adventure, and Staying Curious At seven years…

Fernando Machado gives voice to a dog to reflect on affection, belonging, and the courage to feel

What if the deepest look at the human condition came precisely from someone who never…

Odair José Celestino recounts his journey from atheism to the creation of a new proposal for Christian spirituality

After years detached from any belief, writer and medium Odair José Celestino claims to have…

Bruna Irineu and Larissa Pelúcio analyze how algorithms amplify inequalities and challenge digital democracy

How do digital platforms influence who is seen, heard, or silenced on the internet? In…