Longing and an Uncertain Journey Toward Progress in “Life Events”
A review of Karolina Waclawiak’s new novel, “Life Events.”
Category: Reviews
Fervent Acknowledgements in “The Pull of The Stars”
A review of Emma Donoghue’s new novel, The Pull of The Stars.
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
“True Love” Explores What Love Is…and Isn’t
A review of Sarah Gerard’s new novel, “True Love.”
Song as Shared Language in “Ghost Wood Song”
A review of Erica Waters’ debut novel, Ghost Wood Song.
Mankind and the Appalachian Wilderness in ‘F*ckface’
Our review of Leah Hampton’s debut story collection, ‘F*ckface’.
A Twist of the Knife in “Mexican Gothic”
A review of Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s new book, “Mexican Gothic.”
Big Ideas, Huge Imagination in “Hella”
Our review of David Gerrold’s newest novel, “Hella.”
The Resonance of Memory in “Tokyo Ueno Station”
A review of Yu Miri’s new book, “Tokyo Ueno Station.”
A Meditation on Noticing in “A Memory of the Future”
Our review of Elizabeth Spire’s latest poetry collection, “A Memory of the Future”
