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New Fiction by Trans and Nonbinary Writers
Authors discuss representation and the messy complexity of being human.
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Why a Homophonous Pair of Spanish Novels Were ‘Catnip’ to Open Letter
Two novels from Open Letter Books, both called Attila and first published in Spanish 23 years apart, hit shelves on April 1.
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Literal Publishing Celebrates a Decade of Bilingual Books
The Houston-based bilingual press, founded by Rose Mary Salum in 2015, is cultivating a sense of literary community for Spanish speakers in the U.S.
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In Spain, Indie Presses Bring the Best of the U.S. to Hispanophone Readers
Despite fears about English-language editions’ popularity in Europe, independent publishers in Spain have found a winning strategy by bringing the best contemporary American authors into translation.
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5 Books on Self-Care for Caregivers
Forthcoming titles focus on setting boundaries, maintaining capacity, and avoiding burnout.
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3 New Books on Fatherhood
Writers delve into the complexities of being and having a dad.
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New Memoirs by and About Mothers
Authors look at the mother-child relationship from both sides of the equation.
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3 Books Highlighting Endangered Cuisines
These narratives and recipe collections shine a light on threatened culinary heritages.
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3 New Pakistani Cookbooks
Authors spotlight the South Asian nation’s diverse, often underrepresented, culinary traditions.
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New Books Redefine the Taste of Home
Recipes from immigrant and third-culture authors reflect myriad influences—Mexican, Malaysian, East African, and more.
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