This second and final posthumous collection of Oliver Sacks’s unpublished and uncollected essays was worth waiting for…. read more

Cipriani’s book does not simply tell how these writers’ disabilities happened, it tells about the firsts in their lives. Their firsts in independence, first jobs, schooling. Love. Sex…. read more

Lambert writes with a studied aloofness and matter-of-fact tone about a body that constantly generates conflict with itself and the world around it…. read more

My Life as a Goddess is a cocktail of asides, digressions, footnotes, hyper-specific references to somewhat obscure pop culture items, and a voice that is equally self-deprecating as it is proud… read more

Arceneaux’s is a refreshing voice of honest worry mixed with irreverent humor… read more

Samhita Mukhopadhyay and Kate Harding’s anthology contains essays that will not only inform and provoke us, but that will strengthen our collective resolve…. read more

The Oliver Sacks Foundation has now released Sacks’s first posthumously published book. There’s much to celebrate here… read more

In We Are Never Meeting in Real Life, Samantha Irby uses a killer sense of humor to show you that someone else is having as tough a time of it as you are, maybe even tougher… read more

A Failure to Communicate is a mix of fiction, essays, and criticism, all of which force the stifling impacts of silence to the forefront … read more

Is equality like obscenity?* You’ll know it when you see it?… read more