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Daisy Hernández on the Myth of Citizenship 📚 ⤵️

Una hija de inmigrantes latinos denuncia en su nuevo libro que la ciudadanía es «un mito» en EE.UU. ✍ Pedro Pablo Cortés https://t.co/ji7uK15fIM

I pitched this as if Meadow Soprano moved to CA to heal but kept getting pulled back to Jersey, or if Carmie on THE BEAR moved back to a gambling den in Scranton instead of a Chicago kitchen. Like big, love-filled, dysfunctional families? Get ready to meet the Rinaldis. #NewBook

"A riveting exploration of idolatry—its alluring gifts & ultimate perils...Tajja Isen is a phenomenal writer & every page of this book brims w/intelligence, heart & stunning prose."—Melissa Febos, bestselling author of The Dry Season & Girlhood, winner of the NBCC Award #NewBook

Daisy Hernandez's CITIZENSHIP is out today! Braids memoir, history & criticism to unpack citizenship not as a fixed legal status but as a living, breathing story shaped by race, gender, immigration & power. “An essential book for these contentious times.”-Booklist, Starred Review

Daisy Hernández’s new book, Citizenship: Notes on an American Myth,” is partly a family memoir and partly a world history.

Happy Pub Day to Lidia Yuknavitch & contributors on THE BIG M: Roxane Gay, Cheryl Strayed, Nana-Ama Danquah, Gina Frangello, Joey Soloway, Darcey Steinke, Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai, Pam Houston, Julia Alvarez, Reyna Grande, Monica Drake, Lan Samantha Chang. @GrandCentralPub #booktwt

Cheryl Strayed on Entering Her “Crone Age” and the Freedom of Menopause

Dust off your boots. @guszeineddine @Tin_House

Set over the course of a single day, #Tilt by Emma Pattee is an electrifying novel about one woman’s “epic odyssey” (NPR) across a transformed city, carrying the weight of her past and hope for the future. A Barnes & Noble monthly fiction pick, now in paperback:

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“The Chronology of Water”, Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut adapted from Lidia Yuknavitch’s of the same name, feels like a living, breathing amalgamation of Stewart’s and Imogen Poots’ personal experiences. “The movie is about listening to yourself, which is really hard to

so happy to see the author and director finally together - Lidia Yuknavitch and Kristen Stewart in Portland tonight for THE CHRONOLOGY OF WATER 🥹✨ 📸 jshackleton https://t.co/BAfCryWYE5

The film adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir “The Chronology of Water,” directed by Kristen Stewart, offers a profound view of the very nature of trauma. https://t.co/DWqPdGcbBY

Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut stays true to Oregon author Lidia Yuknavitch’s intimate portrait of reclaimed agency. https://t.co/6TodfgnrAC

“It’s about being allowed to say something,” Kristen Stewart says of her directorial debut—eight years in the making and finally ready to be seen. https://t.co/M9cHXPpa7x

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