The Path to Adulthood in “The Sun Sets in Singapore”: A Review
Adulthood is hard. In "The Sun Sets in Singapore," Kehinde Fadipe discusses the messiness and complexities that come with being a full-fledged adult.
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A Delicate Balance: A Review of “Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant”
Working in a restaurant is a transformative experience. Curtis Chin shows us how life-changing it can be in his memoir, "Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant."
Humor Writing and Warm Lettuce Leaves: An Interview with Robert Skinner
In Robert Skinner’s new collection of essays, I’d Rather Not, he explores the problem with life in general in a series of wild yet relatable vignettes, often turning himself into the butt of the joke.
Book Review: What You Are Looking for Is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama
The smallest change can make the biggest impact on your life. Michiko Aoyama's latest book, "What You Are Looking for Is in the Library" explores just that.
How to Use Children’s Literature to Inspire Your Writing
Children's books can help writers tell creatively stronger stories. They can help writers explore and hone their craft. Learn how to use children's literature to inspire your writing in this post.