The Dalai Lama Shares Thoughts on China and the Future in a New Book
The spiritual leader of Tibet has published amply but seldom written in depth about politics. Now, as he approaches 90, he ...
‘The Road Ahead’ at 30: What Bill Gates’ classic book about the future says about the world today
GeekWire revisited Bill Gates’ classic book, The Road Ahead, and found parallels to the AI revolution that the world is experiencing today.
How blues (the colors and the sounds) tell the story of African America
Imani Perry finds room to improvise, to think on the page in what feels like real time. Her work walks a line between ...
Chris Ware explains how to draw strangers on the bus without getting arrested
The cartoonist’s range is as impressive as it is irritating (how can one person draw perfectly in so many different styles?), ...
Nathalie de Saint Phalle: ‘I am not a sheep, I’m a goat’
My style icon is David Bowie. I was 13 when he appeared. I had an electric guitar. Hunky Dory was a revelation. Like everyone ...
Meet Jacque Aye: The Nigerian-American Author Who’s Turning Life’s Struggles into Magical Stories
Jacque Aye is redefining what it means to grow up, embrace self-care, and find joy in the chaos of life. From her witty ...
If Talking Politics With Family Has Become a Horror Show, This Book’s for You
Clay McLeod Chapman kept hearing friends say, of their Fox News-watching parents, “It’s like they were possessed.” That’s ...
Scheana Shay Wrote a 'Raw, Vulnerable' Memoir: 'I Would Like to Be More Understood'
Vanderpump Rules' Scheana Shay wrote a memoir, entitled 'My Good Side.' It's a 'raw, vulnerable' account of her life both on and off screen, from before she was born to about a month ago.
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Commentary: I spent my childhood in the Palisades homes my mother cleaned. We’re also grieving what was lost.
The daughter of a former Pacific Palisades housekeeper, author Yesika Salgado recounts the home and family that influenced her life and career.
Three years after her husband died, Geraldine Brooks finally confronted her grief
After the novelist’s husband died, she did a good approximation of being OK. She was not OK. Three years later, she returned to Australia to confront her grief.
New book reveals a different side to Joni Mitchell – hilarious, cutting, and not one to suffer fools
The woman behind the music is funny, outspoken, and impossible to put in a box. Jim Farber speaks to Henry Alford whose new ...
Fantasy literature is bigger than ever. These books show why.
New novels by Kritika Rao, Shannon Lee, Samantha Allen and others explore crises of faith and identity without skimping on ...