Specific and Universal: As Literature Should Be
A review of Tishani Doshi’s novel, “Small Days and Nights.”
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‘Feed’ is Tommy Pico’s Most Confident Book Yet
A review of the poet’s latest.
Don’t Go Tilting at Windmills
A review of Salman Rushdie’s new novel, “Quichotte.”
Sin, Sex, and Truth in Early 20th Century Chicago
A review of Elizabeth Hand’s novel “Curious Toys.”
Selfhood And The Perilous State
A review of Sonya Bilocerkowycz’s new essay collection, “On Our Way Home from the Revolution: Reflections on Ukraine”
Politics Of The Public Domain
A review of Christopher Ketcham’s nonfiction debut, “This Land”
Learning To Love Yourself
A review of Faith Sullivan’s novel, “Ruby & Roland”
Master of Schlock and Awe
A review of Robert Wilson’s “Barnum.”
Time Travel Makes Love Possible in ‘Opposite of Always’
In Justin A. Reynold’s debut YA time-travel romance, Opposite of Always, Jack King is a high school senior who isContinue Reading
‘White Tears’ Thrills With Meditations on Ghosts, Race, and Music
Hari Kunzru’s ‘White Tears’ begins with the entitlement of record collecting and ends in a bloody ghost story. The book you begin to read is not the book you end with—in the most delectable sense.
