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Tessa Brown
Tessa Brown is a writer and educator living in Michigan. She is at work on a novel, The Nights, and writes a blog, Hiphopocracy.
Emily Raboteau’s insightful new memoir, Searching for Zion, begins with a memory of her father, a black Princeton professor, describing blacks’ and Jews’ similarities to her childhood best friend, Tamar: “When we sang freedom songs about the ancient Israelites,” he told the Jewish girl, “we linked ourselves to you. Our people have much…
Amy Webb, in-demand internet consultant and math whiz had experienced one too many disastrous JDates. After…
Is listening to music a religious experience? The autobiographical book Automatic: Girls, Death, and R.E.M.,…
Imagine Little Women meets All-of-a-Kind Family, with a hint–just a hint–of Anna Karenina.…
