The Ms. Q&A: Sara Sinclair on the Imperative of Indigenous Voices – Ms. Magazine
An interview with Sara Sinclair about her new edited volume, How We Go Home: Voices From Indigenous North America.
The Ms. Q&A: Madame Gandhi on Creativity and Feminism—During COVID and Beyond – Ms. Magazine
Karla talked to musician Kiran Gandhi (aka Madame Gandhi) about creativity and feminism during COVID and beyond.
The Ms. Q&A: The Black, Feminist Subtext of Melanie S. Hatter’s Award-Winning Novel “Malawi’s Sisters” – Ms. Magazine
Karla spoke to author Melanie S. Hatter about writing race, listening to her characters and how she handles criticism.
Best Reads (and Book Gifts) for the Rest of Us – 2018
Best Reads (and Book Gifts) for the Rest of Us – 2018 – Here are my favorites books of 2018, just in time for gift-giving!
Classic Reads for the Rest of Us
I enjoy classic books. There's something about books that have stood the test of time that intrigues me. But let's face it, historically books by...
Chula’s Colombia: A Review of Ingrid Rojas Contreras’ FRUIT OF THE DRUNKEN TREE
Ingrid Rojas Contreras was born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia, and this is where her remarkable debut novel, Fruit of the Drunken Tree, takes place....
New Reads for the Rest of Us for August 2018
Here are the New Reads for the Rest of Us for August 2018 – books released this month by historically marginalized populations that I am most excited about.
A Life Well Lived: A Review of Rachel Heng’s SUICIDE CLUB
Would you want to live forever? In her debut novel Suicide Club, Rachel Heng reaffirms the notion of "be careful what you wish for" and...
Shadows We Leave Behind: A Review of Peng Shepherd’s THE BOOK OF M
I’ve always enjoyed dystopian and post-apocalyptic books and films but admittedly, I am no expert in these genres. I appreciate the creativity and uniqueness of...
Women in Puerto Rico – Articles
Women in Puerto Rico – Articles – This page features articles centering women in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. Updated by Karla J. Strand.