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I’ve been reading this amazing memoir by Jan Grue. It’s an intimate look at the author’s life with spinal muscular atrophy. The clinical notes taken from years of doctor’s visits are especially powerful. Thanks to FSG Originals and Julia Ringo for sending me this amazing book!

Critic Wendy Smith found a lot to love in Amy Sohn's THE MAN WHO HATED WOMEN. bostonglobe.com/2021/07/01/art…

Congratulations to Amy Sohn and thank you to Fresh Air for hosting this brilliant conversation about THE MAN WHO HATED WOMEN. If you're interested in a story of sex, reproductive rights, freedom of speech, and the YMCA, tune in below!

Superb list, featuring Ashley Nelson Levy's IMMEDIATE FAMILY! "A short, powerful exploration of family ... Rachel Khong wrote of the novel, “This unsparing and absorbing family portrait broke my heart and remade it a hundred times over.”

Truly grateful to have my book, "I Live a Life Like Yours", reviewed by Michael J. Fox in New York Times Books today. So many uniquely different experiences of #disability and yet so much that is shared - and, perhaps, space for solidarity. nytimes.com/2021/08/15/boo…

“This is a story of intense difficulty, which was surely difficult to write and is sometimes difficult to read,” writes Michael J. Fox in our review of “I Live a Life Like Yours,” Jan Grue’s memoir on living with disability. “But it’s worth the investment.”nyti.ms/3AJqGuG

Jan Grue's affliction is debilitating and disfiguring, and he is preoccupied by the physical reality that he will never have what others have. Striving to reconcile that inequity is at the core of his human journey. nyti.ms/2UoCvXO

For all the advances that have been made in recent decades, disabled people cannot yet participate in society ‘on an equal basis’ with others – and the pandemic has led to many protections being cruelly eroded theguardian.com/society/2021/n…

Looking for a good January read? Fiction by marcial, @gwenekirby, Jean Ho, Lizzie Damilola Blackburn, Jessamine Chan, or Renée Branum could be just the ticket. bit.ly/3IbUi7A

Good morning! I wrote a Close Read feature on a poem I've always loved, Auden's "Musee des Beaux Arts." This was an experience to write and I hope it will be an experience for you to read nytimes.com/interactive/20…

So thrilled for the magical Gunnhild Øyehaug and her brilliant translator, Kari Dickson! Many thanks to John Freeman for publishing "Apples" and to Valeria Luiselli for the selection.

💋 Miguel Syjuco’s I WAS THE PRESIDENT’S MISTRESS!! (out today) is an unflinching satire hurtling headlong into love, politics, faith, history, memory, and the ongoing war over who will tell the stories the world shall know as truth. bit.ly/3LAfLc0

An upcoming impeachment, a paramour-turned-rival, a pervasive degradation of politics: Miguel Syjuco's novel "I Was the President's Mistress!!" is a comic foray into a familiar despair. nyti.ms/3r2wxJh

“If there was ever a time for fire in the belly and a radical politics of hope, it is now.” As we grieve and honor the legacy of Mike Davis, we've made his classic book, City of Quartz, free to download.

So happy for Anna and marcial! Felicidades!

Could not be more excited for Nettie and FISH TALES!