Literature
The latest reviews of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, interviews with authors, and original stories, poems, and lyrical essays.
In the Spaces Between Generations: On Courtney Zoffness’s “Spilt Milk”
Heather Scott Partington reflects on “Spilt Milk,” the debut literary memoir by Courtney Zoffness....
In the Spaces Between Generations: On Courtney Zoffness’s “Spilt Milk”
Heather Scott Partington reflects on “Spilt Milk,” the debut literary memoir by Courtney Zoffness....
A Melancholic Muscle: On Jon Lindsey’s “Body High”
Gabriel Hart plumbs the depths of “Body High,” a debut novel by Jon Lindsey....
A Melancholic Muscle: On Jon Lindsey’s “Body High”
Gabriel Hart plumbs the depths of “Body High,” a debut novel by Jon Lindsey....
The Forgotten Genius of Leo Perutz
Daniel Polansky offers an overview of the unfortunately neglected novels of Leo Perutz....
The Forgotten Genius of Leo Perutz
Daniel Polansky offers an overview of the unfortunately neglected novels of Leo Perutz....
Conversion Narratives, and Beyond, Part II: Adam Silvera’s Infinity Cycle and the Superhero Quandary
Renee Hudson sees in Adam Silvera’s YA a thoughtful examination of what it means to engage in policing over community forms of care....
Conversion Narratives, and Beyond, Part II: Adam Silvera’s Infinity Cycle and the Superhero Quandary
Renee Hudson sees in Adam Silvera’s YA a thoughtful examination of what it means to engage in policing over community forms of care....
The Tough Poetry of Noir: A Conversation with Jonathan Ames
The celebrated detective novelist talks about his new book, the style of noir, and the powers of catharsis....
The Tough Poetry of Noir: A Conversation with Jonathan Ames
The celebrated detective novelist talks about his new book, the style of noir, and the powers of catharsis....
The Radical Love of the Inflamed Heart: A Conversation with Nikki Wallschlaeger
M. Buna interviews Nikki Wallschlaeger about her new book, “Waterbaby.”...
The Radical Love of the Inflamed Heart: A Conversation with Nikki Wallschlaeger
M. Buna interviews Nikki Wallschlaeger about her new book, “Waterbaby.”...
Conversion Narratives, and Beyond, Part I: Isabel Ibañez’s Inkasisa Series and the Failure of the “Woke” Conversion Narrative
Renee Hudson worries over anti-Indigeneity in the novels of Isabel Ibañez....
Conversion Narratives, and Beyond, Part I: Isabel Ibañez’s Inkasisa Series and the Failure of the “Woke” Conversion Narrative
Renee Hudson worries over anti-Indigeneity in the novels of Isabel Ibañez....
“Service, Not Servility”: On Alexander Griboedov and Yuri Tynianov
Anna Aslanyan considers two recently translated books by Alexander Griboedov and Yuri Tynianov....
“Service, Not Servility”: On Alexander Griboedov and Yuri Tynianov
Anna Aslanyan considers two recently translated books by Alexander Griboedov and Yuri Tynianov....
Lives of the Critics; or, Et in Arcadia Ego
Rebecca Ariel Porte takes in “Gallery of Clouds” by Rachel Eisendrath....
Lives of the Critics; or, Et in Arcadia Ego
Rebecca Ariel Porte takes in “Gallery of Clouds” by Rachel Eisendrath....
Unwrapping Bubby’s Sofa: On Menachem Kaiser’s “Plunder”
Menachem Kaiser’s memoir shows that story hunting and treasure hunting are different sides of the same buried coin....
Unwrapping Bubby’s Sofa: On Menachem Kaiser’s “Plunder”
Menachem Kaiser’s memoir shows that story hunting and treasure hunting are different sides of the same buried coin....
Horseman, Pass By
The McMurtry canon is proof that good stories resonate like a plucked strand of barbed wire....
Horseman, Pass By
The McMurtry canon is proof that good stories resonate like a plucked strand of barbed wire....
Diagnosing Dysfunction: On Lee Matthew Goldberg’s “Orange City”
Matthew Raese visits "Orange City," the latest novel from Lee Matthew Goldberg....
Diagnosing Dysfunction: On Lee Matthew Goldberg’s “Orange City”
Matthew Raese visits "Orange City," the latest novel from Lee Matthew Goldberg....
Payment Is Due: On Cynthia Pelayo’s “Children of Chicago”
Désirée Zamorano delves into the folk tale and horror running through Cynthia Pelayo’s “Children of Chicago.”...
Payment Is Due: On Cynthia Pelayo’s “Children of Chicago”
Désirée Zamorano delves into the folk tale and horror running through Cynthia Pelayo’s “Children of Chicago.”...
Ghost Stories: On J. Nicole Jones’s “Low Country”
Suzanne Van Atten review J. Nicole Jones’s debut book, a memoir of her experience growing up in the South....
Ghost Stories: On J. Nicole Jones’s “Low Country”
Suzanne Van Atten review J. Nicole Jones’s debut book, a memoir of her experience growing up in the South....
Ray Bradbury and the Last Global Pandemic
Ray Bradbury never forgot the tragedy of the 1918 pandemic....
Ray Bradbury and the Last Global Pandemic
Ray Bradbury never forgot the tragedy of the 1918 pandemic....
Under Lockdown with Raymond Chandler
Gina Arnold reflects on the genesis of the Raymond Chandler Project....
Under Lockdown with Raymond Chandler
Gina Arnold reflects on the genesis of the Raymond Chandler Project....
The World Most of Us Don’t See: A Conversation with Katherine Seligman
Laurie Ann Doyle talks with Katherine Seligman about her newest novel, "At the Edge of the Haight."...
The World Most of Us Don’t See: A Conversation with Katherine Seligman
Laurie Ann Doyle talks with Katherine Seligman about her newest novel, "At the Edge of the Haight."...
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