Always with a glass-half-full view of the world, Rebecca Solnit is soon appearing at this year’s Hay Festival (Trent Davis Bailey) “You become prolific by being the sort of nerdy person who stays home ...

Author and activist Rebecca Solnit speaks to Christiane Amanpour about her new book “The Beginning Comes After the End”.

Best-selling author and activist Rebecca Solnit joins "Conversations Different" to discuss her new book, politics and her ...

This week, author Rebecca Solnit is at Kepler's; "Frozen" brings wintry charm to Palo Alto Players; and Palo Alto-raised Grammy winner Molly Tuttle is back at The Guild. Plus, a new composition ...

This was the recipe Oregon wanted. A battle of attrition. A red-hot start to the conference tournament. An opponent that they went wire-to-wire... Rebecca Solnit’s writing has been many things: it has ...

In her most recent book, “Whose Story is This?: Old Conflicts, New Chapters,” Rebecca Solnit addresses notably current issues — topics that have been in the news as recently as the past few weeks — ...

A best-selling author and activist on the interconnected power of stories, resistance, and hope ...

Hey, happy International Men’s Day, everyone! In honor of this special day, everyone should read Rebecca Solnit’s “80 Books No Woman Should Read” at LitHub immediately. Solnit rightfully skewers ...

Twenty years ago, Rebecca Solnit opened her book “Hope in the Dark” with a quote from Virginia Woolf: “The future is dark, which is on the whole, the best thing a future can be, I think.” Solnit wrote ...

On this episode of Start Making Sense, the author of Hope in the Dark looks ahead, and Danny Goldberg explains how the Rodney King riots led to greater control of the LAPD. Jon Wiener Here's where to ...

On this episode of Start Making Sense, Rebecca Solnit argues for understanding change over more than the last few years, and Emma Janssen reports on the resistance in rural Minnesota. Jon Wiener ...