Roxane Gay Talks To Brit Bennett About Her Compelling Debut Novel 'The Mothers'
The author talks about creating a sense of place that is both specific and universal, writing against stereotypes, and striving toward empathy.
The author talks about creating a sense of place that is both specific and universal, writing against stereotypes, and striving toward empathy.
It's a rare ability to hear oneself amid all the noise, but trusting in her unique, strong, and silly voice took Green all the way from stand-up to YouTube stardom, White House interviews, and a memoir.
Whether it's your first National Novel Writing Month or your seventeenth, we bet you'd love a coach in your corner right about now.
Fear of the unknown, contagious emotions, and an evolutionary fondness for flame are just a few of the reasons why scary stories are told best by the light of a fire.
The midcentury English author's dark stories have been making a comeback — and are ideal for fireside listening on dark nights.
With fleshed-out characters, engaging plots, and sumptuous settings, games are fast becoming the most fully integrated narrative experience.
Podcast star Phoebe Robinson talks about building an empire of unheard voices amid all the white dudes.
Writing's not such a silent art after all. The bestselling author explores the role that voice plays in his process as well as that of writers like Stephen King and Dean Koontz.
Experts say storytelling can help children boost their confidence, develop empathy, and even deal with trauma.
The stories my parents tell, and the ones that I tell about them, are not so far off from the stories that I read by other immigrants in books.
The "Orange is the New Black" and "Jane the Virgin" star opens up about the difficulties (and rewards) of narrating her memoir.
You have just 30 seconds to lure--or lose--the listener. An Audible producer shares the secrets of quickly creating tension.