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    - Lyndon Nicholas
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    - Ogi Ogas
  - P
    - KL Pereira
    - Sophie Powell
    - Wendy Polins
    - Marie Pechet
    - Kristen Paulson-Nguyen
    - Lisa Paige
    - Heather Peterson
    - Marcella Palmeiro
  - R
    - Kate Racculia
    - Octavia Randolph
    - Jane Roper
    - Randy Ross
    - Hillary Rettig
    - Lauren Rheaume
  - S
    - Shuchi Saraswat
    - Michelle Seaton
    - Adam Stumacher
    - Deborah Sosin
    - Grub Street
    - Whitney Scharer
    - Whitney Scharer
    - James Scott
    - Katrin Schumann
    - Elizabeth Solar
    - Jenn Scheck-Kahn
    - Shubha Sunder
    - Carroll Sandel
    - Molly Schpero
    - Jenn Scheck-Kahn
    - Dariel Suarez
    - Diane Sundstrom
    - Charity Singleton Craig
    - Allison Scott
    - Ren C. Smith
    - Sarah Sturman
  - T
    - Becky Tuch
    - Cam Terwilliger
    - Grace Talusan
    - The Brookline Booksmith
    - Holly Thompson
    - Eileen Tomarchio
    - Chetan Tiwari
  - U
    - Naomi Ulsted
  - V
    - Sean Van Deuren
  - W
    - Susan Williams
    - Virgin Writers
    - Linda Wertheimer
    - Jennie Wood
    - Timothy Weed
    - Cara Wood
    - Ashley Weckbacher
  - Y
    - Amy Yelin
Categories
Topics
- - Editing
  - Fiction
  - Freelancing
  - Memoir
  - Nonfiction
  - Playwriting
  - Poetry
  - Promotion & Publicity
  - Publishing
  - Screenwriting

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What an Author Looks Like: Aminatta Forna

Every month for a year, a member of the Grub community will recommend a book they’ve loved by an author of color or another underrepresented author. We hope that by doing this we can contribute in our own small way to broadening the definition of what an author looks like. To find out why, check out our post, What Does an Author Look Like? On Race and Writing. In the first of the series, Shuchi Saraswat recommends Aminatta Forna.