Belonging and metaphysical horror in “That Time of Year”
A review of Marie Ndiaye’s new book, “That Time of Year.”
Author: Kat Solomon
The Creation of Culture in “The Sprawl”
An interview with Jason Diamond about his new book, “The Sprawl: Reconsidering the Weird American Suburbs.”
Identity and Community in ‘Pew’
The narrator of Catherine Lacey’s new novel Pew often sleeps in churches, not because they are in search of “graceContinue Reading
Class and Religion Collide in “A Burning”
A review of Megha Majumdar’s debut novel, “A Burning”.
A Twist on Tolstoy in “The Book of Anna”
A review of Carmen Boullosa’s new novel, “The Book of Anna.”
Translating the Unsaid
A review of E.J. Koh’s new book, “The Magical Language of Others.”
