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LONDON, 25 June 2025 — Acclaimed author Catalina DuBois is featured in the latest issue of Reader’s House, London’s distinguished literary magazine, with an exclusive interview that delves into her compelling work and creative vision. Lauded for her unapologetic storytelling and evocative portrayals of American history, DuBois shares personal insights that illuminate her approach to exploring interracial love, forgotten narratives, and the enduring power of truth in fiction.
The magazine praised both the author and her work, hailing her as a “luminary in contemporary literature” and commending her for crafting “immersive, thought-provoking narratives that challenge historical misconceptions while delivering deeply emotional and compelling storytelling.”
In her interview, DuBois explains how love and legacy inspired her to tackle sensitive historical themes. “After meeting the love of my life I began to wonder if things may have gone differently for us had we been born just fifty years sooner,” she says, reflecting on the fragility of acceptance across time.
When asked how she balances fact and fiction, DuBois states, “The most important thing is to avoid becoming so mired in historical details that your story begins to read like a textbook.” This creative finesse is evident in her rich storytelling, which she credits to her deep reverence for African oral traditions and her use of first-hand narratives gathered through elder interviews.
She also voices her appreciation for global readers: “I love an international audience because they see us all as Americans. There is no black history nor women’s history on a world stage. It’s all American history.”
DuBois’s passion for truth-telling is unwavering, even in the face of criticism. “Anytime you tell the truth it angers immature people… The truth is the breaking of that shell,” she remarks, advocating for a bold confrontation with the past in order to heal and evolve.
The interview is a powerful testament to DuBois’s literary courage and commitment to unearthing stories that are often left untold. Reader’s House invites readers to engage with DuBois’s works, which serve not only as historical explorations but as catalysts for societal reflection and understanding.
About Catalina DuBois
Catalina DuBois is an award-winning author known for her eloquent and socially resonant novels that examine themes of race, identity, and love through the lens of American history. She has received multiple literary honours and continues to inspire international audiences with her fearless storytelling and profound insight.
About Reader’s House Magazine
Reader’s House magazine is London’s premier literary gateway, featuring acclaimed, bestselling, and award-winning authors who have reshaped the landscape of contemporary literature. With its insightful interviews and rave reviews, the magazine offers readers an intimate glimpse into the minds behind today’s most impactful stories. Reader’s House is available in print, electronic, and social media formats, broadening its reach to audiences worldwide. Each issue celebrates literary excellence, showcasing talent that inspires, captivates, and transcends boundaries.
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