Film
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Did the Most Dangerous Thing a Novelist Can Do: Become a Public Intellectual. The Fallout Was Swift.
Twelve years since her last foray into fiction, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie returns with a new novel—and a fresh take on the role of free speech and feminism in a modern society.
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‘No Trans Author Is Niche’: Shon Faye Tackles Labels, Publishing House Marketing Schemes, and Queer Love Languages
Adam Eli sits down with the British author ahead of the publication of her second book, a vivid dissection of why we love the way we love—and what it might look like to do it differently.
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Literature
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Literature
'It Was an Odd, Unexpected Moment': Designer Diane von Furstenberg and Poet Rupi Kaur on Their Unlikely Friendship
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Literature
In ‘Crush,’ Writer Ada Calhoun Tackles the Relationship Dynamic We’ve All Secretly Been Thinking About—Polyamory
Literature
Why Haley Mlotek’s First Book Is So Much More Than a Divorce Memoir
Literature
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