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Deceptively Small Things
Madelyn Dawson interviews Sarah Manguso about her new book “Questions Without Answers.”
Young Adult & Children’s Literature
Adults are just obsolete children and the hell with them.
— Dr. Seuss
This Is What Democracy Looks Like!
Andrew Tonkovich reviews Sue Coe and Stephen F. Eisenman’s “The Young Person’s Illustrated Guide to American Fascism.”
Twins in Wonderland
Helena de Bres uses Tweedledee and Tweedledum as a lens onto twinhood.
Multihyphenated Identity in Young Adult Fiction: On Emily Bowen Cohen’s “Two Tribes”
Na’amit Sturm Nagel reviews Emily Bowen Cohen’s young adult graphic novel “Two Tribes.”
Of Autism and Americans: On Marie Myung-Ok Lee’s “Hurt You”
Carol Roh Spaulding reviews Marie Myung-Ok Lee's "Hurt You."
Five Questions for Alex Segura Regarding His YA Novel “Araña and Spider-Man 2099: Dark Tomorrow”
Daniel A. Olivas speaks with Alex Segura about his new YA novel “Araña and Spider-Man 2099: Dark Tomorrow.”
Dashing Expectations: On Malcolm Whyte’s “Gorey Secrets” and Nathalie Tierce’s “Pulling Weeds from a Cactus Garden”
Jessica McCort reviews Malcolm Whyte’s “Gorey Secrets: Artistic and Literary Inspirations Behind Divers Books by Edward Gorey” and Nathalie Tierce’s “Pulling Weeds from a Cactus Garden.”
Stine Still Scares: A Conversation with R. L. Stine
Danielle Hayden discusses the writing process, horror, hobbies, and humor with R. L. Stine upon the release of his new children’s horror collection, “Stinetinglers: All New Stories by the Master of Scary Tales.”
A Clamor of Beings: Two New Translations of Felix Salten’s “Bambi”
Maddie Crum reviews two new editions of Felix Salten’s classic novel “Bambi.”
That Monster Which Prevaileth: On Andrew Joseph White’s “Hell Followed with Us”
Helena Gabrielle Ong reviews Andrew Joseph White’s new YA book, “Hell Followed with Us.”
When a Revolution Tells Children’s Stories
Mina Khanlarzadeh reflects on the children’s stories impacted by the 1979 Iranian Revolution
Three Questions for Lizz Huerta Regarding Her Debut Novel “The Lost Dreamer”
Daniel A. Olivas talks with Lizz Huerta about her debut novel “The Lost Dreamer.”
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