Meet the 2021 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books panelists
Scheduled speakers will provide a fascinating literary experience for all.
How LA’s independent bookstores weathered a year of uncertainty during the pandemic
Booksellers were all forced to make difficult and rapid adjustments.
Festival of Books celebrates 26th installment
The event, now held virtually for the second time, has continued to adapt to bring the best experience to audiences.
Politics and Prose: Where have all the anti-racist reading lists gone?
Anti-racist resources and reading lists are no longer circulating the media to address anti-Asian hate in the United States.
38th Annual Caucus Awards: USC community continues to make a mark in the industry
The 2021 Caucus Awards honored students and professionals in an online celebration.
Politics and Prose: ‘Minor Feelings’ offers the radicalization that Americans need
Cathy Park Hong’s novel received little fanfare outside of Asian America, despite it being the United States’s year of “racial reckoning.”
Kevin Young in the modern renaissance of poetry and Black voices
Kevin Young, one of today’s prominent leaders in poetry advocacy and Black culture research, sat down with USC’s President Carol Folt and professor Robin Coste Lewis in a virtual event hosted by Visions and Voices.
Soft Power: Chinese YA novelists are redefining the genre
True to its form, the young adult genre is ready for a revolution.
Student’s poetry book “Moldy Tears” intimately describes what it’s like to live with depression
Senior journalism major Fiona Pestana’s self-published poetry book “Moldy Tears” takes readers on a journey through their battle with depression.
Alumna empowers girls through Crisanta Knight: Into the Gray
Geanna Culbertson talked about her time at USC and her latest fantasy novel.