By Ana Carrow Illustration by Julie Tran. I’m no longer a teenager, but I enjoy reading young adult fiction. Admitting that sometimes feels like a crime, like something I should
Charlie Mackey Warning: you might cry. Sometimes, crying gives you the emotional relief that nothing else will, so it is necessary, and in some cases encouraged. To be vulnerable is
Photo by Rai Mukherjee. My professors have always advised me to get inspiration from a plethora of different sources when it comes to creative work. Books are one of my
If the sight of pink Walmart aisles and heart-decked storefront and chocolate-covered landscapes (very dangerous for dogs, mind) alarm as well as amuse you, perhaps you are in need of
Amy Bonaffons Biography Book Club (aka What's Wrong With These People?) Wednesday, Jan. 29 7 p.m. JavaVino579 North Highland Ave. NE On the fourth Wednesday of each month, join up
Have you ever wanted to slap on a vest and a monocle, Uber Black to brunch and let burst forth an educated-sounding monologue about the human experience, the state of
Penguin Random House by Katherine Diaz Villegas Books have been a part of my life since I was a little girl. In school, I always had to have one in
Village Book Club Portfolio Monday, Feb. 4 4-6 p.m. Atlanta Tech Village 3423 Piedmont Road NE The Atlanta Tech Village presents the first Village Book Club. This month, members are
"Gmorning, Gnight!: Little Pep Talks for Me & You" Penguin Random House Lin-Manuel Miranda released his book in October last year. The book is a series of poems written to
We've gathered the best books to gift this holiday season across genres. From memoir to photography, we've covered everyone you're missing on your holiday shopping list. Don't forget to also
