Submersion: The Sensory-Heightened Fiction of Elvira Navarro
Nathan Scott McNamara explores “Rabbit Island,” the new short story collection by Elvira Navarro and translated by Christina MacSweeney....
Sarah Moss’s Anxiety Chronicles
Tara K. Menon looks at the novels of Sarah Moss, detailing how she has become one of the writers who best captures contemporary unease....
Ted and Sylvia
A newly translated novel by a major Dutch author tackles the relationship between Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath....
Sacrificing Eyeballs to Save the Earth: On Robbie Arnott’s “The Rain Heron”
Ellie Robins looks at "The Rain Heron," the new novel by Robbie Arnott....
Who Does the United States Belong to?: A Conversation with Laila Lalami
The Pulitzer Prize–nominated novelist on the Trump-inspired invasion of the US Capitol....
The Unpostable: On Patricia Lockwood’s “No One Is Talking About This”
Adam Fales considers “No One Is Talking About This,” the new novel by Patricia Lockwood....
Open the Portal: A Conversation with Patricia Lockwood
Patricia Lockwood discusses her new novel and all things Twitter....
Writing Is a Ritual: A Conversation with Karen Tei Yamashita
Karen Tei Yamashita discusses her new collection, “Sansei and Sensibility,” and the strange appeal of Jane Austen....
Magda Cârneci: A Romanian Lispector
Alta Ifland reviews the recently published book by Magda Cârneci, “FEM,” translated by Sean Cotter....
Less Is Magic in Peter Mendelsund’s “The Delivery”
Alessandro Tersigni receives “The Delivery,” the new novel by Peter Mendelsund....
Sea Cliff Is for Solitude: On Vendela Vida’s “We Run the Tides”
Grace Linden reviews "We Run the Tides," the new novel by Vendela Vida....
Gore Vidal: His Life and “Lincoln”
Writing “Lincoln” let Vidal breathe life into his own self-perceived greatness....
