What Should I Read Next? Ep 416: Compelling, emotionally honest storytelling
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Jan 30, 2024 
Seattle-based journalist Reagan Jackson, co-executive director of Young Women Empowered, talks about her search for emotionally honest romance, her dislike for a popular classic, and the memoirs she can't get enough of. From exploring new genres like graphic novels to delving into diverse storytelling, Reagan seeks fresh book recommendations in this compelling and emotionally honest podcast conversation.
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Insider Voices Complete Stories
- Reagan argues journalism by community members produces more complete, humane accounts than outside reporting.
- She emphasized that insider voices reveal context and balance without erasing hard truths.
Books, Not A Kindle (Yet)
- Reagan said reading is lifelong and cultivated by her parents, and she still carries a notebook everywhere.
- She confessed she keeps thinking about getting a Kindle but still packs physical books for travel.
YA Novel That Sticks With You
- Reagan shared love for Will Grayson, Will Grayson for its humor and poignancy and a favourite character, Tiny Cooper.
- She values books that leave a meaningful takeaway and stick with her after reading.