Writing as Radical Refusal
Pulitzer Prize–winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen discusses the first anthology of writing by Vietnamese diasporic authors.
Books
Want to read more books about Buddhism? Explore the best Buddhist books for beginners as well as books for practitioners of any experience level. Peruse book excerpts and book reviews, catch up on the latest in Buddhist publishing, and find out what the Tricycle editors are reading.
What We’re Reading
The latest in Buddhist publishing
Writing Into the Void
The novelist and Zen priest Ruth Ozeki discusses her first collection of short stories.
Magazine | Book Reviews, Reviews
Out of Tibet’s Shadow
A new study reveals Mongolian Buddhism as a tradition of intellectual and artistic originality.
Magazine | Book Reviews, Reviews
Dismalism and the Moon
Is Candrakirti’s radical emptiness doctrine compatible with knowledge and ethics?
CultureMagazine | Book Reviews, Reviews
Spreading Light and Shifting Karma
How Vietnamese Buddhist volunteers turn everyday acts of giving into expressions of spiritual and political hope
Nothing to Attain
In his latest book, Zen teacher Tenshin Reb Anderson provides intimate teachings and a detailed history for those willing to see with new eyes.
Kindness Is the Science
A neuroscientist and a contemplative teacher make an empirical case for flourishing.
Songs of the Living and the Dead
Two award-winning writers from the Vietnamese diaspora on navigating life with mixed identities and the role of poetry in connecting with our ancestors.
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