by Ericka Taylor
“[T]his is a story of how the cumulative experiences of a life lead up to a monumental event . . .the novel’s size had everything to do with the amount of empathy I had for the brothers and, hopefully, the amount of empathy readers will have.” Continue reading
by Sonya Chung
The voices of the comfort women were crying out to be heard. I never wanted to write about the subject. I simply had no choice. The story would be false without it. Continue reading
by Mollie Weisenfeld
Here are five Bloomer debut novels to track down and look out for this year. Continue reading
It was a different book when I started: a two-strand narrative weaving a modern story with a 19th-century one. Eventually, the 1830s characters took over, and their story became the present book. Continue reading
