A Quest for a Mother: The Infinite Pursuit of Possibility in Zaina Arafat’s “You Exist Too Much”
Sarah Mills considers "You Exist Too Much," the debut novel from Zaina Arafat.
"Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities. Truth isn't." — Mark Twain
Sarah Mills considers "You Exist Too Much," the debut novel from Zaina Arafat.
Sarah MillsJun 15, 2020
Shin Yu Pai talks to Kristen Millares Young about her new novel, “Subduction.”
Shin Yu PaiJun 11, 2020
Cynthia Haven speaks to author William Kennedy, who is sheltering in place in his beloved Albany, New York.
Cynthia L. HavenJun 8, 2020
Three new books offer an embarrassment of riches for fans of Robert Stone.
Rob LathamJun 2, 2020
Elizabeth Sulis Kim reviews "Glorious Boy," the new novel from Aimee Liu.
Elizabeth Sulis KimMay 28, 2020
Will Forrester sits vigil for "The Death of Jesus," the newest novel by J. M. Coetzee.
Will ForresterMay 26, 2020
Turning to Katherine Anne Porter's "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" to make sense of COVID-19.
Melanie Benson TaylorMay 21, 2020
What if Hillary never married Bill? What if she was elected president?
Emily AdrianMay 19, 2020
Andrew Schenker gets caught in “Drifts,” the new novel from Kate Zambreno.
Andrew SchenkerMay 19, 2020
Robert Zaretsky moves through Samuel Beckett’s “Endgame” as the pandemic takes its course.
Robert ZaretskyMay 15, 2020
Arthur Ivan Bravo visits “São Bernardo,” the recently re-translated novel by Graciliano Ramos.
Arthur Ivan BravoMay 7, 2020
Stephanie Sy-Quia looks at two recent novels from Meena Kandasamy, “When I Hit You” and “Exquisite Cadavers.”
Stephanie Sy-QuiaMay 6, 2020