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
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Steering into the Storm
A review of Paul Lynch’s new book, Beyond the Sea.
A Byzantine and Unknowable Place
A review of Shaun Prescott’s new book, The Town.
The Intimacy of a Moment
A review of Garth Greenwell’s new novel, “Cleanness.”
Using Autofiction To Work Through Reality
A review of Ben Lerner’s new novel, “The Topeka School.”
Catherine Lacey Lives for the Sucker-Punch Sentence
A conversation about her first short story collection, ‘Certain American States.’
The Strange Brilliance of Gerald Murnane
Brian Evenson on ‘Stream System’ and ‘Border Districts.’
Coming of Age With a Dog Named Marianne Moore
Jon Pineda on the emotional and geographical landscapes in fiction.
A. D. Jameson Finds Your Lack of Geekiness Disturbing
Meet the lifelong geek and Star Wars aficionado.
‘The Transition’ Is a ‘Black Mirror’ Spin on Millennial Ennui
A common narrative persists around millennials who choose non-traditional employment: If you don’t follow the well-trod path (e.g., doctor, banker,Continue Reading
