Writing that gets rewritten as the earth moves. If you look at the sky that way, it's this massive shifting poem, or maybe a letter, first written by one author, and then, when the earth moves, annotated by another. So I stare and stare until, one day, I can read it.

I was a protestor. I was such a protestor that I regularly protested things that might have been good for me.

Brooke Berman's voice is utterly distinct, and her book, detailing her nomadic artist's journey toward both a successful playwriting career and a home of her own, through 20 years of cramped sublets, high-rise palaces, writer's colonies, and boyfriend's vans, is a hilarious, hopeful, and penetrating must-read.

Because every time someone finds a new animal, or a new amazing thing on earth, it means we haven't broken everything yet.

I read stuff. Books are not my only friends, but we're friendly. So there.

The main problem of living in the city that never sleeps that neither did I.

A hilarious, honest, heartfelt look at what it means to take on a family that isn't your own...Izzy Rose rocks it.