by George Lubitz
This month, the topic of family (and the importance thereof) seemed closely linked to much of the bloomer-related content we’ve seen—as inspiration for our favorite bloomer authors, or the subjects of their works themselves. Continue reading
by Ally Donovan
It’s going to be an exciting fall books season as always. Especially exciting is how many of this year’s buzzy books were written by bloomers. Continue reading
by Joanna Chen
To tell you the truth, beginning as a poet in mid-life is nearly impossible unless you have had an ear for language all your life. Continue reading
by Dena Santoro
Since 1991, Damon has led a worldwide effort to transform the way individuals, communities, and city planners interact with this most precious resource. Continue reading
by Cara Dempsey
Despite the sometimes-problematic nature of the book-to-film adaptation, there are a few coming up this year that we we’re excited about.. Continue reading
by Terry Hong
With sharp, probing insight, Dinh explores the efficacy of international aid, the price of survival, and the cost of love in an ever-changing global world filled with conflict, catastrophes, and failed connections. Continue reading
By Sonya Chung
“I can’t remember when books became as important to me—lifeblood—but I believe I was an adult.” Continue reading
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