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What to read this Sagittarius season
Sagittarius season is for certain kinds of books... the ones that read like mulled red wine, like the highest novel on the tallest shelf, like...
“As long as you remember”: Reading Indigenous Authors
Reading the work of Native, First Nations, and Indigenous authors is, and has always been, critical. From writers like Robin Wall Kimmerer to Tanya Tagaq,...
What to read this Scorpio season
The magic of Scorpio season is arcane: preserved but not explained. It is an alternate reality, a new sky full of constellations in new shapes...
“Autumn in everything”: What to read this Fall
Anne Sexton framed it well when she wrote, "the thing with October is, I think, it somehow gets in your very blood. Unapologetically. Almost ruthlessly."...
What to read this Libra season
One year ago, we began our investigation into the authors of the zodiac. We mapped them all and, one year since, have circled back to...
“Within the chambers of a quivering heart”: Celebrating Virgo Writers
What do Agatha Christie and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie have in common? Or how about Fannie Flagg and Stephen King? Leo Tolstoy and Sonia Sanchez? Well,...
“Who came to see what life could be”: Celebrating Leo Writers
From a long list of Leo authors like this one, it is almost impossible to pick the most Leo of them all. Charles Bukowski? Chester...
California 102: A Reader's Guide to (more) Books Set in California
There are California classics and hidden California gems. There are the works of John Steinbeck and Octavia Butler; there are the most-sold and the undiscovered. There are enough...
“Love! Love until the night collapses!”: Celebrating Cancer Writers
Armored and intuitive, Cancer authors are the ones who cross oceans for meaning... the ones who have marked the great tides of language. Think Octavia...