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As a middle-aged man, I would've saved loads on therapy if I'd read Baby-Sitters Club books as a kid | Russell MarksA man's exploration of literature traditionally aimed at young girls reveals unexpected insights into friendship and modern family dynamics.
Pedro Almodovar, Master of Mystifying Films, Wrote a Book He Can't ClassifyPedro Almodovar sees himself primarily as a writer, with an extensive collection of unpublished works being revealed after decades of writing alongside filmmaking.
Garth Greenwell: A Classic Can Be Both 'Homophobic' and 'Lifesaving'James Baldwin's "Giovanni's Room" profoundly impacts queer readers by fostering rich literary conversations.
'Someone Like Us' is a fresh, idiosyncratic novel about immigrating to the U.S.The novel Someone Like Us explores the fantasy of a network of immigrant taxi cabs providing aid and the complexity of immigrant narratives.