Lola Bosa received her bachelor's degree from New York University, where she was deeply involved in the literary scene. From a young age, she was drawn to writing, but it wasn't until she arrived in the city that she learned she had a passion for editing too. In her free time, she enjoys solving the Wordle (when she remembers), reading celebrity memoirs, and discussing her latest favorite musicals.
Compelling stories for a confusing time.
Dark satires that comment on modern life.
Reckoning with what it means to be Indigenous today.
Challenge censorship by turning the pages.
Spotlighting the reality and aftermath.
Small towns, falling leaves, and something special in the air…
Get pulled back into a familiar favorite.
Her Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, is a modern classic.
Treat your bookshelf, or a book lover, to a glow-up.
She advocated for, wrote, and helped shape the modern women’s movement.
What’s better than thick sweaters and pumpkin spice? A comfort read!
From writing to political advocacy, she turned women’s issues into a collective cause.
Cozy, spooky, and everything in between—we’ve got your next pick covered.
She brought people together through song, film, and charity.
Long before Sex and the City, Jaffe wrote the messy, ambitious truth of American womanhood.
Stories that stick with us.
She saw a world without children’s books featuring Black people—so she wrote them herself.
Sun, sand, and intrigue.
Friends are the family we choose.
These mood boosters are the perfect watch for a bad day.