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Culture Shift is a weekly newsletter curated by the HuffPost Culture writers and editors.
This week we're talking about the best fiction of 2015, 3D art for the visually impaired, daily dancing rituals, a feminist Instagram star, and the seven-year-old "Nutcracker" ballerina fighting for mice rights.
Meet Audrey Wollen, The Feminist Art Star Staging A Revolution On Instagram
Let this tragic queen guide you through the murky waters of social media. (Read more here)
The 18 Best Fiction Books Of 2015
Don't sleep on these bad boys. (Read more here)
The 7-Year-Old 'Nutcracker' Ballerina Who's Fighting For Mice Rights
Meet Annabel Averett, an Omaha elementary schooler who organized a Mouse Freedom Front. (Read more here)
3D Versions Of Masterpieces Bring Art To The Visually Impaired
Please touch the art. (Read more here)
Dancing Every Day, With The Help Of Instagram
Entrepreneur and dancer Marlee Grace documents her daily dance ritual as a way to stay accountable. (Read more here)
How Social Media Changed The Way We Read Books
The boundary between author and readers is disappearing. What does that mean for the future of storytelling? (Read more here)
This Early-Aughts Book About Being A 20-Something Totally Gets It
My Misspent Youth is an honest look at the mistakes we make on the road to adulthood. (Read more here)
Crime Fiction Meets Magical Realism In This Explosive Novel
Eka Kurniawan's Man Tiger, along with Beauty Is a Wound, heralds a powerful Indonesian literary voice to watch out for. (Read more here) Follow HuffPost Arts and Books on Facebook and Twitter 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003 | | |
