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The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
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The article discusses critiques of the National Book Awards' increasingly diverse longlists, with some claiming the selection process favors identity politics over literary quality. The author defends the awards, arguing that recent changes reflect a broader inclusion of talented writers from varied backgrounds who offer valuable and compelling literature. She emphasizes that all writers' identities influence their work and that diverse perspectives enrich American literary culture, countering claims that such inclusion deforms the literary landscape.
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