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ArticleON THE COVER

Image from Body­works: The Jew­elry of Art Smith. Model wear­ing Art Smith’s Circles-in-cube ring and untitled ring, pho­to­graph by Coreen Simpson, ca. 1987. Col­lec­tion of the Smith­so­nian National Museum of African Amer­ican His­tory and Cul­ture,...

ON THE COVER

ArticleNew From Tiny Torch Books

Avail­able Octo­ber 2026 $19.95 | 9781685554415 “Aria Joy knows how to trans­port her audi­ence to a whole new world of magic and fun. . .” —Tony Ban­croft, Co-dir­ector of Dis­ney’s Mulan Avail­able Septem­ber 2026 $17.95 | 9781685550783 “The...

New From Tiny Torch Books

ArticleLittle Green Women

Pic­ture it: Cali­for­nia’s Cent­ral Val­ley, 1989. A young girl, dream­ing of treas­ures, ven­tures across the street to a neigh­bor’s gar­age sale. Among the array of glit­ter­ing dis­cards, released for reas­ons she can­not fathom, she finds it: a...

Little Green Women

ArticleGIFT IDEAS

Brian Froud’s Green Women With Ori­ginal Con­tri­bu­tions by Extraordin­ary Women Writers of Fantasy and Myth Brian Froud, Abrams (OCT 6) Hard­cover $36 (168pp) 978-1-4197-8374-6, ART A must-have for all fans of Faer­ies, Brian Froud’s Green Women...

GIFT IDEAS

ArticleLittle Green Women

Pic­ture it: Cali­for­nia’s Cent­ral Val­ley, 1989. A young girl, dream­ing of treas­ures, ven­tures across the street to a neigh­bor’s gar­age sale. Among the array of glit­ter­ing dis­cards, released for reas­ons she can­not fathom, she finds it: a...

Little Green Women

ArticleRosa Lux­em­burg’s Herb­ar­ium

Claudia Horn, OR Books (SEP 22) Soft­cover $30 (224pp) 978-1-68219-649-6, NATURE If you need a gift for a lib­eral-minded friend who loves bot­any, Claudia Horn’s fas­cin­at­ing book Rosa Lux­em­burg’s Herb­ar­iam might hit the mark. As this...

Rosa Lux­em­burg’s Herb­ar­ium