Novelist Francesca Segal: Wuthering Heights did peculiar things to my romantic expectations'Reading poetry with my father instilled an early love for words and humor, shaping my literary journey and personal reflections.
Craig Johnson Wants to Give Longmire Fans the Best 3 Minutes' He CanThe author enjoys reading in various unique settings, appreciates lesser-known books, and has a diverse taste in literature.
Quick Takes With Designer Patrick Bernatz WardBernatz's design projects in L.A. reflect warm materials, earthy colors, and distinct Cali style, making them easily recognizable as his work.
Novelist Kelly Link: I was drawn to the monsters and half-naked women on fantasy covers'Childhood reading memories can have a lasting impact on a person's love for books.Exploring different genres and styles of writing can lead to personal growth and a broader understanding of literature.
Thomas Keneally: When I met Barbara Kingsolver I burst into geriatric tears'The author shares their earliest reading memory and favorite books from childhood and teenage years.Barbara Kingsolver is a writer who had a significant impact on the author's life.
John Burnside: My stoner friends were into The Hobbit, but Gormenghast was darker'The first book I read by myself was The Coral Island by RM BallantyneLewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass felt like friends and neighbors
Thomas Keneally: When I met Barbara Kingsolver I burst into geriatric tears'The author shares their earliest reading memory and favorite books from childhood and teenage years.Barbara Kingsolver is a writer who had a significant impact on the author's life.
John Burnside: My stoner friends were into The Hobbit, but Gormenghast was darker'The first book I read by myself was The Coral Island by RM BallantyneLewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass felt like friends and neighbors
The Right Book Can Make Sigrid Nunez Miss Her Subway StopA great story can captivate and transport the reader, making them forget their surroundings and lose track of time.The author finds solace and inspiration in the Pocket Haiku, a book of short poems by Japanese masters.