How Terese Marie Mailhot stopped writing what other people wanted
"I found myself writing the book professors wanted me to write," said author Mailhot, before she decided to strip her "fiction for the truth." Leaving expectations behind, she wrote a memoir, "Heart Berries," because, she said, you have to deal…
‘Prozac Nation’ author Elizabeth Wurtzel dies at age 52
Wurtzel, whose blunt and painful confessions of her struggles with addiction and depression in the best-selling “Prozac Nation” made her a voice and a target for an anxious generation, died Tuesday after a long battle with cancer.
Discussion questions for ‘Heart Berries’
Terese Marie Mailhot’s “Heart Berries,” a memoir that addresses the trauma experienced by indigenous people across generations, is our January 2020 book pick.
How ‘America’s perfect tree’ was nearly wiped out
The American chestnut tree, once the dominant tree throughout much of the Eastern United States, bore richly nutritious and sweet-tasting nuts before it was almost entirely wiped out.
The book, "A Warning," is by the official who wrote an essay published last year in The New York Times, alleging that numerous people in the government were resisting the "misguided impulses" of President Donald Trump.
The Trump administration official who wrote an anonymous essay about resistance from the inside has a book deal.
The judging panel ripped up the rulebook and refused to name one winner for the prestigious fiction trophy.
"I sit down at the computer every weekday morning and begin to write, even if I feel blocked or don’t have much to say," says Winkler, author of "We the Corporations."…
Author Adam Winkler argues that the issue of constitutional rights for corporations began long before Citizens United.
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