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Vartika Sharma The Strange Audacity of Faking a Big Life Moment
In Diary of a Void, an impulsive decision grows into a personal rebellion against society.
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dpa picture alliance / Alamy / The Atlantic Who You’re Reading When You Read Haruki Murakami
His early translated works, the subject of a fascinating new book, shed light on the business of bringing the best-selling novelist to a global audience.
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Corbis / Getty The Careful Craft of Writing Female Subjectivity
Territory of Light, Yuko Tsushima’s story of a single mother navigating ’70s Japan, exploded notions of autofiction by women as simply memoiristic.
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Tillie Walden / First Second Books An Intergalactic Tale Populated by Women
With the graphic novel On a Sunbeam, Tillie Walden has created a science-fiction universe of queer love, crumbling ruins, and magical forests. It might piss off the genre’s purists.
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Drawn & Quarterly The Cartoonist Who Makes You Look Twice
With Boundless, Jillian Tamaki makes a profound case for the primacy of images in storytelling.
