The Fifteen Percent Pledge founder Aurora James on her new memoir, plus novels from Brandon Taylor, Emma Cline, and R.F. Kuang.
All products featured on Vanity Fair are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.so much work to do,” says Aurora James. But the Toronto-born, New York–based 38-year-old is already doing a lot.
After book demands recede, James plans to expand Brother Vellies, which already sells at Nordstrom and Bloomingdale’s, along with its flagship store in Brooklyn—she’d like it to become a household name. She also hopes that her best-known project will become obsolete. “I think the pledge needs to work itself out of relevancy,” she says. “We need to get to a place where 15 percent is just a given. We are not there yet.
situates the profession as radical, necessary health care—but plagued, too, by structural inequities from sexism to racism.
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