Not Yet Artifacts: On Kristine Langley Mahler’s ‘Curing Season’
As a child growing up in South Carolina, during my brother’s weekend soccer games, I would wander away from the sidelines and into the shade of...
As a child growing up in South Carolina, during my brother’s weekend soccer games, I would wander away from the sidelines and into the shade of...
You have probably heard of Reese Witherspoon’s book club at some point over the years. In fact, recently you may have noticed that the mega popular,...
A Visit to Monk’s House by Gunnhild Øyehaug Alcea was the first to write on Tripadvisor. She wrote that she was planning a little visit to...
The fine art world is one of sophistication, wealth, and beauty, a fertile atmosphere for chronicles of intrigue— of artists who will create guileful forgeries for...
Kenward Elmslie was an award-winning poet, lyricist, literary magazine editor, and opera librettist whose work thrived in collaboration with other writers, musicians, and visual artists. Elmslie,...
About twenty pages into Sofia Samatar’s memoir The White Mosque, Sigmund Freud appears, sitting in a train compartment late at night. Up to this point, Samatar’s...
Marisa Crane’s debut novel I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself is set outside of our reality: in an America where a cruel form of public shaming has...
Sometimes I think I ask too much of short stories. I will forgive a lot of flaws in novels, for novels are an essentially imperfectible artform....
Here’s a quick look at some notable books—new release titles from Barbara Brandon-Croft, Dizz Tate, Maggie Millner, and more—that are publishing this week. Want to learn more about upcoming...
Although purple prose sounds pretty and like a way you would want your writing described, it’s actually not a good thing to have your writing described...