In ‘Warcross,’ Marie Lu Channels Her Video Game Past
Marie Lu returns with a new YA adventure series about a hyper-competitive video game.
Author: Sara Cutaia
‘The Doll Funeral’ Is One Creepy-Ass Walk in the Woods
On Kate Hamer’s first novel since ‘The Girl in the Red Coat.’
A Literary Thriller Starring Marcel Duchamp
Augustus Rose on his debut novel ‘The Readymade Thief’
Psychics Battle Chicago Mobsters in ‘Spoonbenders’
Daryl Gregory’s new novel is a historical sci-fi adventure.
Eugene Lim Wrote ‘Dear Cyborgs’ in a State of Despair
How anxiety (and comic books) influenced his new novel.
Check Out the Spring Issue of ‘Arcturus’
Catch up on everything you missed at our sister literary magazine.
‘Bad Dreams’ Finds Magic in the Everyday Lives of Women
On the heels of her breakout novel, ‘The Past,’ Tessa Hadley’s short story collection ‘Bad Dreams and Other Stories’ features 10 young girls and women who tackle life in mundane and miraculous ways.
Maryse Meijer’s ‘Heartbreaker’ is Getting a Musical Makeover
After reading Maryse Meijer’s
raw and jaw-dropping Heartbreaker, musician Kenny Childers felt the world needed to not only read this collection but also to hear it. He wrote one song for each story, drawing inspiration from the characters and their movements through their world.
Prepare to Laugh and Cry with Max Winter’s Richly Layered Novel ‘Exes’
With ‘Exes,’ Max Winters’s prose is confident and powerful, and the blend of humor and gravitas is done masterfully.
Jonathan Lethem on Writers, Disney Movies, and Cat Videos
The ineffable and prolific Jonathan Lethem has struck again, this time with his delightfully engaging second collection of essays More Alive and Less Lonely: On Books and Writers.
