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Fading Tales: The Voices That Once Filled Kashmiri Homes With Stories

Children were seldom silent recipients of whatever the storyteller offered. Their curiosity could interrupt the neatest plot: Why had the king believed a stranger? Could the person...

Through reading, we connect with our communities. Through words, let’s find the courage to care.

My great-grandma Nonna Bailey, my grandma’s mother, had to quit school in the eighth grade to help her family so they could survive. She knew how to cook like no one else, she coul...

THE CLEAREST VOICE IN THE ROOM

This motivational book opens by discussing how women often face “You should say something” moments but don’t end up speaking out because of fear. The author emphasizes that the goa...

Review: John Farnham

“You’re the voice, try and understand…” Do you remember taking the time to bravely write your name inside the front cover of your Little Golden Book? There is something rather spe...

Curated article

The crisp echo of your voice chewed on...

Megan Tusing on the Art of Audiobook Narration

When I’m writing, I do sometimes hear voices in my head: I imagine what characters would sound like delivering different lines of dialogue, and I “listen” to my prose to make sure...

Readers Write In #1153: How I Became A Reader

By RK My 10-year old daughter could not believe me when I said that I did not have a single book while growing up during the 1980s and I did not even know that books could be read...

Ear Matters

Who Says Reading Is Dead?

Young people are streaming videos with captions and sound.

Sarah Anderson Reads “Dark Horse”

The author reads her story from the September 28, 2026, issue of the magazine.

Readers Wanted

We talk about all kinds of writing opportunities here at AWAI… But today, we have something a bit “different”! It’s a skill that helps you transform another writer’s “good” copy in...

Letters from Our Readers

Readers respond to M. R. O’Connor’s story about smokejumpers, Kelefa Sanneh’s piece about A.I. music, Jennifer Wilson’s article about lingerie, and Anna Holmes’s home-ownership ess...

Rachel Heng Reads “A Very Safe Place”

The author reads her story from the October 12, 2026, issue of the magazine.

Suspended between two places

In Reem al Kamali’s 2021 novel Rose’s Diaries, published by Dar Al Adab in Beirut, the story is dominated by a single wounded and suppressed voice: Rose, who narrates in the first....

Joyce Carol Oates Reads “Lost Child”

The author reads her story from the September 21, 2026, issue of the magazine.

A.1. II

Readers and condiment lovers react.

Cleveland Museum of Art lets the community speak from the wall

The Cleveland Museum of Art's Community Voices program adds perspectives from local community members to exhibitions, including five voices featured in its current Andrew Wyeth wat...

Readers respond to the May 2026 issue

Letters to the editors for the May 2026 issue of Scientific American

A trot down memory lane