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The Lilac People is a moving and deeply humane story about a trans man who …
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The Lilac People is a moving and deeply humane story about a trans man who …
The power of novels, the power of reading, seems immeasurable. The books we read and …
In The Fantasies of Future Things, two men in Atlanta reconcile their human dignity against …
LitStack is excited to present Allie Coker’s review of A Tiny Piece of Blue, Charlotte …
In Dearly Beloved Pamela Ayo Yetunde “has done the work to inspire us.”* Mark your …
Revenge is a dish best served cold, or so the saying goes. Revenge novels served …
In a society ruled by digital displays, it’s simple to overlook the pure pleasure and …
Because We Must by Tracy Youngblom is a candid exploration of motherhood and grief Please …
Okay, romance novel lovers, cuddle up with your warm blanket in your favorite reading spot. …
In this LitStack Rec, let’s explore the myriad benefits of page turning and its potential …
There is powerful storytelling in Lewis Buzbee’s Diver. In the same way you can be …
Telephone is a deeply affecting story about the lengths to which loss and grief will …
From Page to Screen, The Godfather Aced Percy Jackson and the Olympians From Lightning to …
Colm Tóibín, in his introduction to the 2007 edition of Henry James’ classic novella The …
Dive into Vanishing Treasures, by Katherine Rundell, exploring the delicate balance between cultural heritage and …
Far From the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy First published in 1874, Hardy’s Far From …
Yoko Tawada’s The Emissary is a breathtakingly light-hearted meditation on mortality and fully displays what …
In this LitStack Rec, we remember the inimitable actress Teri Garr, and recommend her memoir …
LitStackers! Line up for this one. The advance word on Diver by Lewis Buzbee is …
Joseph Anton is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a …
In The Mezzanine, by Nicholson Baker, the seemingly mundane events on a young man’s lunch …
Mild Vertigo is a novel for women, mothers, and any homemaker who deserves to be …
Wicked the musical is a play from a book based on a movie musical based …
“Prodigal” is a Southern tale at its best. Secrets, lies, betrayal—a deadly trinity that moves …
Who’s Looking At Me? Sitting in a plush café booth on a sun-soaked Berkeley morning, …
LitStack is very excited to bring you this LitStack Rec by Kiyo Mizuki, of their …
In The Woman with the Stone Knife, Dale Neal invites us into a vibrant tapestry …
LitStack is honored to do its part to support Banned Books Week by bringing you …
In the world of contemporary literature, There There by Tommy Orange stands out as a …
You must read The Quincunx, a remarkable novel in the Victorian style. Charles Palliser crafted …
Read on for Allie Coker’s exciting review of Dale Neal’s compelling novel, Kings of Coweetsee. …
Coraline, by Neil Gaiman My first encounter with Coraline was with the movie, an unusual …
LitStack is excited to bring you Lauren Alwan’s review of Molly Giles’ first nonfiction book, …
Entwining Their Tendrils Through The Very Fabric Of Our Waking Hours Only For the Brave…Or …
In this LitStack Rec, we look at the beauty of book spines that are collector’s …
So rich it feels like you’ve been transported to Indigo Field Buried Bones, Silent Burdens: …
Consider Self-Hosting Are you a looking to find your home online or make your mark …
This LitStack Rec says it’s time to read Natalie Serber’s collection of voice-driven stories “Shout …
This week’s LitStack Rec says be sure and read this great memoir about a father, …
“Seconds” – Have we misunderstood the very nature of good and evil? Seconds, A Short …
In this LitStack Rec, we are looking at two past gems that you will want …
Fantasy book lovers have often had a love/hate relationship with film (the big and small …
This LitStack review takes a look back at the 2019 release of A Woman Is …
This week, we recommend The Custom of the Country, by Edith Wharton, and Shakespeare in …
5 bestsellers by women that catapulted into the public consciousness. The 1970s Were Not For …
Stories, stories, stories! This week we are recommending two books of stories. First, we recommend …
Great Monologues in Literature The Words That Trap Our Attention Now we want to look …
Solitude, the power of books and stories, and the importance of finding one’s place in …
Welcome, fellow LitStackers! Let’s dive in and explore two remarkable works: the short story collection …
The musical Six is a fantastic, joyous musical that does what theater does best: synthesizes …