Bolivia’s most Instagrammable houses showcase indigenous peoples’ reclaimed powerByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
Amazon has everything it needs to make massively popular algorithm-driven fictionByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
HBO’s “My Brilliant Friend” captures the brutal magnificence of being a womanByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
Hasan Minhaj’s Netflix show, “Patriot Act,” is a witty, high-energy celebration of nerderyByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
The rocky Trump transition is headed to Netflix, thanks to Barack Obama and Michael LewisByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
From a list of 100 novels, America chooses “To Kill a Mockingbird” as its favoriteByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
Bill O’Reilly is still the undisputed king of US nonfictionByDan Kopf, Dan Kopf, Thu-Huong Ha, and Thu-Huong Ha
An experimental novel about 1970s Northern Ireland has won the 2018 Man Booker PrizeByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
Stephen Hawking’s last book gives just two options for a positive future for humanityByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
Maryse Condé, whose novels explore slavery and exploitation, has won an “alternative Nobel”ByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
A scrappy group of Swedish book lovers catapulted their “alternative” Nobel literary prize into worldwide fameByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
The 25 acclaimed novels, poetry, and nonfiction on the US National Book Award shortlistByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
A viral video of a grandma reading “Wonky Donkey” has made the book a bestsellerByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
In a new podcast, the US poet laureate will read you poetry for five minutes a dayByThu-Huong Ha and Thu-Huong Ha
