Everything About ‘Nothing Good’ Is Great
On Kristi Coulter’s essay collection, ‘Nothing Good Can Come from This.’
Category: Reviews
‘The Carrying’ Is Ada Limón’s Most Personal Poetry Yet
The National Book Award finalist is back with another blistering collection of poems.
‘The Incendiaries’ Is an Extraordinary Novel of Longing
There’s a point late in R.O. Kwon’s luminous debut novel The Incendiaries where Phoebe Lin, the haunted young woman atContinue Reading
‘The Third Hotel’ Is an Otherworldly Force Unto Itself
Laura van den Berg’s brilliant new novel, The Third Hotel, is a quasi-supernatural tale of loss and grief, told withContinue Reading
The Pleasures of Hating in ‘My Year of Rest and Relaxation’
On Ottessa Moshfegh’s latest “unlikeable” character.
A ‘Book of Hidden Things’ From the Italian Neil Gaiman
On Francesco Dimitri’s English language debut, a dark, genre-bending fantasy.
‘Early Work’ Is a Stunning Debut About Aspiring Writers
The hallmark of Andrew Martin’s first novel is the language: pitch-perfect and confident.
The Strange Brilliance of Gerald Murnane
Brian Evenson on ‘Stream System’ and ‘Border Districts.’
Kimiko Hahn’s Poetry Begs Us to Pay Attention
Her new collection ‘Brood’ finds beauty in the smallest details.
‘The Family Tabor’ Is a Hypnotic Generational Saga
Last year, Cherise Wolas’s debut novel, The Resurrection of Joan Ashby, made quite a splash. A.M. Homes compared it toContinue Reading
