Emily Bowles

Katrine Marçal | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Sep 01, 2021

A must-read.

Kei Miller | LITERATURE,  Sep 01, 2021

With Miller’s insight and verve in each essay in this rich collection, this unputdownable book will stay with readers long after they’ve finished.

Kerstin Balke | FINE ARTS,  Aug 13, 2021

Anita Hill | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Aug 01, 2021

With searing insight, Hill shows how much and how little things have changed since 1991. Her book gives hope, inspires activism, and discourages complacency.

Tarana Burke | BIOGRAPHY,  Aug 01, 2021

Painful and personal, yet beautiful and necessary, this book deserves to be read for its political significance and literary merit. Burke’s writing shines when she describes finding her voice as an aspiring activist.

Katharine Hayhoe | SCIENCES,  Aug 01, 2021

Spanning the intersection of science, politics, and memoir, Hayhoe’s debut offers guidance on what readers can do to effect change.

Daniel Sherrell | SCIENCES,  Aug 01, 2021

Brave, honest, and bold, Sherrell’s book is neither blithely optimistic nor fatalistic and instead shows how readers can respond to climate change with circumspection. It should be read alongside the work of climate activists like Greta Thunberg and Jamie Margolin who provide practical models for changing the narrative, even when we know that changes won’t magically engender a happy ending.

Rachel B. Vogelstein & Meighan Stone | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Jul 01, 2021

Savala Nolan | SOCIAL SCIENCES,  Jul 01, 2021

Nolan’s writing on identity and self-worth is captivating from start to finish; her words will resonate long after the last page.