“A generous and unflinchingly brave memoir about faith, feminism, and freedom.”
—Kirkus
“Hammon’s strikingly contemporary reflections about her treatment in conservative churches . . . make her story a salient one for this particular moment in the wake of the #MeToo Movement.”
—Martha Park, The Millions
Lookout has been publishing award-winning books since our debut, Binocular Vision, made history in 2011. Meet our most recent award winners.
In this series profiling Lookout’s alumni, get to know Norton’s subsidiary rights manager, whose own novel is forthcoming from Harper.
In this interview, Camille T. Dungy, whose essay “Differentiation” is included in Trespass, talks about resisting boundaries through storytelling.
