Once Censored in Persian, A Novelist Finds Freedom in English
On the Iranian-American author Ali Hosseini’s second (first) novel.
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How Paula Whyman Wrote ‘You May See a Stranger’
Humor can be difficult for a writer to successfully incorporate into their work, but Paula Whyman’s new collection of short stories, You May See a Stranger, is funny as hell.
Thomas Rayfiel’s Genius Tackles Sexuality, Philosophy, and Cancer
While Thomas Rayfiel’s new novel Genius only marginally touches on the traditional idea of genius, it implies that the struggle to find, maintain, and protect one’s true self is the closest thing left.
