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Lexi Kent-Monning interviews Kristen Felicetti about her new novel, “Log Off.”
"Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities. Truth isn't." — Mark Twain
Lexi Kent-Monning interviews Kristen Felicetti about her new novel, “Log Off.”
Lexi Kent-MonningOct 29, 2024
Jason Christian interviews Yuri Herrera about “Season of the Swamp,” New Orleans, and Benito Juárez.
Jason ChristianOct 24, 2024
Christian Wessels reviews Forrest Gander’s “Mojave Ghost.”
Christian WesselsOct 21, 2024
Caroline Tracey explores, via Dahlia de la Cerda’s “Reservoir Bitches,” the possibilities and limits of women’s agency on the fringes of Mexico’s narcosphere.
Caroline TraceyOct 21, 2024
Raymond De Luca reviews a long-awaited new film adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov’s novel “The Master and Margarita.”
Raymond De LucaOct 17, 2024
Carol Senf reviews Kathe Koja’s “Catherine the Ghost.”
Carol SenfOct 16, 2024
Frank Bergon reviews two new collections from Dagoberto Gilb: “New Testaments” and “A Passing West: Essays from the Borderlands.”
Frank BergonOct 15, 2024
Charlie Tyson identifies a political turn in Alan Hollinghurst’s latest novel, “Our Evenings.”
Charlie TysonOct 10, 2024
Rhian Sasseen reviews Lauren Elkin’s “Scaffolding.”
Rhian SasseenOct 9, 2024
Gary K. Wolfe surveys the career of American fabulist Jonathan Carroll, whose backlist is currently being re-released by JABberwocky eBooks.
Gary K. WolfeOct 8, 2024
Zachary Gillan reviews Brian Evenson’s new collection “Good Night, Sleep Tight.”
Zachary GillanOct 7, 2024
Emmeline Clein considers girls, games, and heterosexual monogamy in her review of Sally Rooney’s new novel, “Intermezzo.”
Emmeline CleinOct 6, 2024