A New Kind of Nostalgia in Lindsay Ellis’s “Axiom’s End”
An interview with Lindsay Ellis about her new book, “Axiom’s End.”
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An interview with poet Susan Barbra on her new collection, “geode.”
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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.
The Secret History of America’s First Celebrity
An interview with Tana Wojczuk about her new biography ‘Lady Romeo.’
The Duress of Solitude in Karen Solie’s “The Caiplie Caves”
An interview with Karen Solie about her book,”The Caiplie Caves.”
Mankind and the Appalachian Wilderness in ‘F*ckface’
Our review of Leah Hampton’s debut story collection, ‘F*ckface’.
Amid Transition and Turmoil, a New Chapter for The Dial
This South Loop shop reopened its doors July 1st.
The Artist’s Bookshelf: Julian Lage
The guitarist lists his 5 favorite books.
