Books

Secret Identity follows a young girl named Carmen Valdez as she navigates New York City.

It’s never too late to start writing, according to author Dana de Greff.

All the photos featured in Godlis Miami were taken over the course of just ten days in 1974.

Florida is a unique and inspirational home to many writers.

After years of a committed community, the Miami Book Fair has gone through several transformations.

The Miami Book Fair is no stranger to queer authors.

Authors Craig Pittman and Tyler Gillespie have an in-depth conversation about their latest books.

Beyond Wild showcases landscape architect Raymond Jungles’ recent accomplishments.

Dale Zine is committed to fighting the glitzy materialism often associated with Miami.

Floridian author Kristen Arnett talks about her new novel, With Teeth.

Jason Katz has been slowly brewing the idea of starting a local zine for a handful of years.

Gabriela Garcia’s debut novel, Of Women and Salt, is garnering well-deserved praise.

Infinite Country‘s masterful management of interior lives is something to behold.

South Florida People of Color hosts a Racial Healing Book Club.

Jillian Hernandez’s Aesthetics of Excess examines how we racialize women of color for adopting styles that become popular.

Connie Mae Oliver holds literal and literary snapshots of Miami from the late ‘90s and early aughts.

Jeff VanderMeer’s work has allowed readers to visit all sorts of realms.

Check out these book clubs riding the wave of online connection.

Terry McMillan, Bill Nye, Chuck Palahniuk, and more authors to catch during the Miami Book Fair.

Your Voice Is Your Superpower teaches children about their most valuable weapon: their voice.

Portraits of Cuba is not your standard photobook.

Exclusive excerpt from Nicholas Griffin’s chronicle of a watershed year in Miami.