The Spectacle of Spectating: On Samantha Allen’s “Patricia Wants to Cuddle”
Ryan McIlvain reviews Samantha Allen’s new novel, “Patricia Wants to Cuddle.”
Ryan McIlvain reviews Samantha Allen’s new novel, “Patricia Wants to Cuddle.”
Douglas Manuel interviews Dexter L. Booth about his new book, “Abracadabra, Sunshine.”
Sarah Gear disentangles “Deceit,” a 1930 novel of ill-fated attraction in Paris by Russian émigré Yuri Felsen, translated by Bryan Karetnyk.
Lillian Posner reviews Volodymyr Rafeyenko’s newly translated novel, “Mondegreen: Songs About Death and Love.”
Svetlana Kitto recalls when Oscar Wilde paid her great-grandfather a compliment.
Kaya Genç assesses Dimitar Bechev’s indictment of Turkish democracy.
Rachel Hadas appreciates Theater of War’s production of Aeschylus’s “The Suppliants,” featuring Ukrainian actors.
Elizabeth Metzger considers “peep” by Danielle Blau.
Chris Yogerst reviews Jon Lewis’s book about Hollywood in the ’60s and ’70s, “Road Trip to Nowhere.”
Bharat Jayram Venkat looks at Nella Larsen’s novella, “Passing,” along with its film adaptation, to articulate a theory of “weather fiction.”
Lauren Nelson takes on “The Immortal King Rao,” the new novel by Vauhini Vara.
Matthew Sorrento compares two recent books on the work of the Coen brothers.
Renee Hudson considers “Desgraciado” by Angel Dominguez.
Kate Wolf and Eric Newman are joined by Raquel Gutiérrez to discuss their debut collection of essays, “Brown Neon.”
Seth Katz speaks with Jared Marcel Pollen about his debut novel, “Venus&Document.”
Marnie Goodfriend recalls the end of her relationship with a verbally abusive boyfriend.