Anne Mai Yee Jansen is a literature and ethnic studies professor and a lifelong story addict. She exists on a steady diet of books and hot chocolate, with a heaping side of travel whenever possible. Originally hailing from the sun and sandstone of southern California, she currently resides with her partner, offspring, and feline companion in the sleepy mountains of western North Carolina.
From novels and poetry collections to essays and nonfiction, you need to check out these new books by Native writers of Turtle Island!
Take this cozy reads for the winter quiz to see which book you should pick up and cuddle up with your chosen beverage and blankie.
From picture books to middle grade to YA, these recent books by and about Native people are perfect for kids from two to teens.
These kids' Halloween books are full of wonderful stories and phenomenal illustrations to keep Halloween lovers of all ages happy year round.
The ghost story is one of the most vibrant modes in U.S. American literature today. But why are ghost stories still relevant?
These recent BIPOC horror and thriller novels prove that horror can be empowering, perhaps especially for those who already know fear.
These stunning historical graphic memoirs weave together personal or family experiences with education about historical events.
These thought-provoking nonfiction books will have you seeing the world around you and how you move through it completely differently.
There are some phenomenal librarians to be found in fiction — and a few duds. Here are 10 of the best fictional librarians in literature.
This list of inclusive romance novels includes everything from fantasy romance to historical romance, from YA to adult, from queer to queerer.