No Grand Conclusions: An Interview with Madhuri Vijay
A new novel brings a character to the brink of personal disaster in Kashmir....
A Layover in Greenlandic Fiction Via Niviaq Korneliussen’s “Last Night in Nuuk”
Katharine Coldiron explores the Greenland of Niviaq Korneliussen’s “Last Night in Nuuk” and finds the writing immature but promising....
Identity Across the Diaspora: A Conversation with Wayétu Moore
A Liberian-American novelist discusses pan-Africanism and the power of black bodies....
“Innumerable Intentions and Charms”: On Gary Browning’s “Why Iris Murdoch Matters”
Kieran Setiya considers “Why Iris Murdoch Matters” by Gary Browning....
On Oppenheimer: A Conversation with Louisa Hall on Her Novel, “Trinity”
"I wanted to write a book about the difficulty of knowing other people, especially when the stakes are high." Jennifer Croft interviews Louisa Hall....
The Modern American Dilemma: Seth Greenland’s “The Hazards of Good Fortune”
Taylor Larsen praises “The Hazards of Good Fortune,” a new novel by Seth Greenland....
In Multiplicity Is Truth: An Interview with Gina Apostol
Gina Apostol discusses her new novel about the Philippine resistance to American occupation....
A Winter’s Tale: The Impossibility of Friedrich Gorenstein’s “Redemption”
Leeore Schnairsohn plumbs the depths of “Redemption,” a novel by Friedrich Gorenstein, translated from the Russian by Andrew Bromfield....
Destroy All Rock Novels
Like Godzilla and the band Destroy All Monsters, Jeff Jackson’s new novel is a kind of mutant, with a world that is recognizable, but not quite our own....
Writing Cuba: An Interview with Leonardo Padura
Susannah Rodríguez Drissi talks to Leonardo Padura about his childhood in Cuba, his writing process, and his experience with self-censorship....
Four Women’s Voices Reshaping Asian and Asian-American Immigrant Stories
Michael Adam Carroll champions the defiant voices of four contemporary Asian-American women novelists who are reshaping the tales of immigrant communities....
King Lear of India: Preti Taneja’s “We That Are Young”
Taneja's update of Shakespeare's play is brave and compulsively readable....
