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On this tightly curated EP, the insightful R&B singer revises the elements intrinsic to her work, providing new meditations on Blackness, womanhood, and love.

25 books that you should read this summer, according to local experts We asked staff members at Frugal Bookstore, Brookline Booksmith, Harvard Book Store, Porter Square Books, and Trident Booksellers & Café for the titles they’re most excited to pick up. Josh Reynolds for The Boston Globe Email This summer may look a little closer to pre-pandemic normal, as more and more people across the country get the COVID-19 vaccine and resume trips and travel. In preparation for the vacation season, we asked staff members at five local book stores — Frugal Bookstore, Brookline Booksmith, Harvard ...

Kiese Laymon’s “Long Division," originally published in 2013, has been reissued, and it's worth another look, says Biblioracle columnist John Warner.

A selection of recent titles of interest; plus, a peek at what our colleagues around the newsroom are reading.

Share This year’s senior English symposium had everything: Ev Delafose ‘21 talked about the power of fat, femme fashion. Ryan Chow ‘21 tackled identity in Asian American literature. Ruhi Buddharaju ’21 considered colorism in film. Kelsey Evans shared part of a novel-length poem based on Buffalo Bayou. And Naomi Hausman ‘21 read from a murder mystery screenplay set on Mars. “The screenplay is about family ties, especially when you’re 192 million miles away from Earth,” Hausman told the audience during the Department of English senior symposium, held via Zoom May 5. “It’s ab...