Reads for the Rest of Us
August 2026 Reads for the Rest of Us
I can't stick to only 10 books; who am I kidding? Here are the 15 I'm recommending this month!
Reads for the Rest of Us
I receive hundreds of emails and many books each month to consider for my columns. I love it, but it's a LOT. Here are 10 I recommend for July 2026.
Reads for the Rest of Us
Happy June! Happy Pride! Happy Caribbean-American Heritage Month! Happy summer! Wherever you are and however you spend your month, I hope you are able to slow down, rest and enjoy life with a good book.
Reads for the Rest of Us
Featuring some cool science titles and more. Expand your mind and always be learning, friends!
Violet and I chose our most anticipated feminist books of 2026. There's something here for everyone, which ones of the 94 will you choose?
The panic over pronouns isn't about ideology - it's about power, identity, and who gets to decide what counts as "normal."
You’ve read the other “Best of” lists—now read this one. You know, the one for the rest of us.
An early review of Stephanie Allen's 2019 book Tonic and Balm that was featured in Medium Books.
Choose the right decks for you, or try one of my favorites
Top 100 Most Anticipated Feminist Books of 2025 at Ms. Magazine - Karla J. Strand
Community education for liberation
With help from Violet, I picked the most exciting poetry collections 2025-2026 by women and trans poets of color.
Check out the 25 books we’ve chosen to highlight this month, with special shoutouts to friends and colleagues with books releasing as well.
Check out We Are Each Other’s Liberations: Black and Asian Feminist Solidarities (Haymarket Books, 2025), and the 24 books releasing this month.
This month, I reintroduce the column and suggest the 28 books that Violet and I are most excited about.
Violet and I chose the 25 books by women and trans people of color, and by writers of the global majority, that we're most excited about in January 2026.
Violet and I chose our most anticipated feminist books of 2026. There's something here for everyone, which ones of the 94 will you choose?
The panic over pronouns isn't about ideology - it's about power, identity, and who gets to decide what counts as "normal."
This resource guide accompanies my article "Yes, You Do Have Pronouns." It includes popular press articles, peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and websites, all vetted by me (an academic librarian with 20+ years of experience).
You’ve read the other “Best of” lists—now read this one. You know, the one for the rest of us.
December’s 14 titles are great for gifting or curling up with on a cold winter’s night. Wishing you all a lovely holiday season!
And what I’m doing instead.
The feminists are heading to NWSA in Puerto Rico this month! And we're reading these books.