The books gathered in this reading list do not shout—but they are anything but quiet. They engage with the subtle and seismic forces that shape our relationships, our politics, and our inner lives. Each, in its own way, asks us…

Pride is many things: celebration, remembrance, rebellion, joy. It’s also a story—of becoming, of shedding masks, of daring to speak in one’s own voice. This month, we honor Francophone queer voices that challenge conventions, rewrite the rules of literature, and…

This fall, we’re looking forward to a series of engaging conversations on I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman (Ros Schwartz, Transit Books); Nadja by André Breton (Mark Polizzotti, NYRB); Ultramarine by Mariette Navarro (Eve Hill-Agnus, Deep Vellum);…

This summer, why not slip into the role of a literary detective and immerse yourself in lives remembered and lives reimagined—among literary ghosts, vanished women, and obsessive questions that refuse to be silenced?