Category: Writing

Aleah Chapin is one of a kind. The artist from Washington State, who currently lives and works in Brooklyn, calls a woman's body a map of her journey through life. She makes sure to capture that map accurately in her portraits, that will either shock you, take your breath away...or both.

Our guest's book tells the story of how the Mona Lisa, and the Louvre's other precious works of art, survived World War II and Hitler's henchmen.

Billions of Little Golden Books have been sold since they were first introduced in 1942. As a child, Diane Muldrow, who was raised on them, told her mom that when she grew up she would 'make books like these.' She wasn't wrong!

Angela Bonavoglia calls herself a bleeding-heart liberal, and has spent her career writing about and championing the cause of women, with particular emphasis on religious, social and health issues.

What if you found yourself faced with a life-altering situation with no resources, no one to lean on nor help you navigate those rough waters? That's exactly what happened to Kelsey Crowe when she was 21.