A Review of Jenny Xie’s The Rupture Tense & Eye Level
The Rupture Tense, a National Book Award Finalist, is eerie and haunting, shot through with strange commands and otherworldly writing.
A Review of Jenny Xie’s The Rupture Tense & Eye Level
Writing about Place: An Interview with Gail Tirone
An Unyielding Relic: The Confucian Revival as Shown in Gu Mu’s Autobiography
Interview with David Ebenbach
A Review of Bruce Meyer's Toast Soldiers
Arias of Consolation: An Interview with John Liddy
A Review of Jhilam Chattaraj's Collection of Poems "Noise Cancellation"
A Review of Shin Yu Pai's Collection of Poems Virga
Staring Outwards in All the Directions: A Review on Michelle Cahill’s Poetry Collection Vishvarupa
A Review of Sanjeev Sethi’s Hesitancies
Lonely Ghosts: Absence as Somethingness in the Works of Viet Thanh Nguyen
An Interview with Isabel Allende
The Practice of Writing Narrative History: An Interview with Matthew Goodman
Blurring the Line between Fiction and Reality: On Andrew Palmer’s The Bachelor
The English Professor Who Linked Literature to World Politics
Spinning: An Interview with Meg Pokrass
Prologue to Someone's Always Watching You
Oh, Yes it Will
Double Chiaroscuro: A Review of Balzac’s Lives by Peter Brooks
A Guide and an Almanac