This week's best new BIPOC books have 16th-century Korean kingdoms, unique memoirs, meditations on art. Plus, beach reads!
From body swaps and newfound powers to distant kingdoms and otherworldly realms, here's the best new fantasy by Asian and Pacific Islanders.
These BIPOC BookTokkers recommend books in every genre from horror to romance to fantasy and beyond. Follow them. Your FYP will thank you.
Paying attention to smaller literary awards will lead you to exciting books that get overlooked by the flashy, mainstream prizes.
Read these three romance novels by Tracey Livesay for fresh takes on fake dating, friends to lovers, and all the best tropes.
These compelling Indigenous historical fiction books cover hundreds of years and take place all across North America.
Most feminists know of Audre Lorde, but one of her closest friends is often lost between the lines of history: Pat Parker.
From picture books to middle grade to YA, these recent books by and about Native people are perfect for kids from two to teens.
Each of these Indigenous memoirs is unique, representing the experience of moving through the world as a Native person on stolen land.
Stamped From the Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi is being adapted into a Netflix documentary, and you can watch the trailer now.
