August 7, 2014
By Elizabeth Rosner
“What's your favorite first book by an author ever?” That's the question that launches the seventh year of the NBCC Reads series, which draws upon the bookish passions of our
August 5, 2014
By Rigoberto Gonzalez
Photo Credit: Meiko Takechi Arquillos Excavation: A Memoir, Future Tense Books, 2014. Wendy C. Ortiz is a writer born and raised in Los Angeles. She wrote a year-long, monthly column
July 31, 2014
By Brad Gooch
“What's your favorite first book by an author ever?” That's the question that launches the seventh year of the NBCC Reads series, which draws upon the bookish passions of our
July 23, 2014
By Rigoberto Gonzalez
Manning Up: Transsexual Men on Finding Brotherhood, Family & Themselves, Transgress Press, 2014. Mitch Kellaway is a Boston-based transgender writer, editor, and independent researcher. He currently covers queer literature, family
July 17, 2014
By Grace Schulman
“What's your favorite first book by an author ever?” That's the question that launches the seventh year of the NBCC Reads series, which draws upon the bookish passions of our
July 9, 2014
By Darin Strauss
“What's your favorite first book by an author ever?” That's the question that launches the seventh year of the NBCC Reads series, which draws upon the bookish passions of our
June 21, 2014
By Rigoberto Gonzalez
Split, Alice James Books, 2014. Cathy Linh Che is a Vietnamese American poet from Los Angeles. She has received awards from The Asian American Literary Review, Hedgebrook, Kundiman, Lower Manhattan
June 4, 2014
By Rigoberto Gonzalez
I Don’t Know Do You, Ampersand Books, 2014. Roberto Montes is the author of the chapbook and web installation, How to Be Sincere in Your Poetry Workshop, available in full
May 28, 2014
By Helene Wecker
“What's your favorite first book by an author ever?” That's the question that launches the seventh year of the NBCC Reads series, which draws upon the bookish passions of our
May 11, 2014
By John Smolens
“What's your favorite first book by an author ever?” That's the question that launches the seventh year of the NBCC Reads series, which draws upon the bookish passions of our