Readings

The author of The Seven Good Years on peace versus compromise, Hebrew Book Week, and how writing fiction is like dreaming.

Giving birth mere hours after a terrorist attack.

Twenty-one years later, a young woman’s murder continues to haunt the people who loved her.

Words can’t possibly capture the experience of being a parent, but when you need a name, who do you become?

When you grow up eating alone, sometimes a terrible dinner is all you can ask for.

Furiosa isn’t history’s first female fighter, but she is the latest to remind us that women's place is everywhere.

Talking with the author of Loving Day and Pym about telling realistic ghost stories, the upside of illegal downloading, and the surprisingly radical idea that writing should be entertaining.

The pressured pop career that led to Jagged Little Pill.