“To Say Two Things at Once”: On Kathleen Graber’s “The River Twice”
Will BrewbakerWill Brewbaker wades into “The River Twice” by Kathleen Graber.
A Journey with the God of the Qur’an
Ebrahim MoosaEbrahim Moosa reviews Jack Miles's "God in the Qur’an."
“Taste the Journey”: On Caroline Eden’s “Black Sea: Dispatches and Recipes, Through Darkness and Light”
Lauren GoldenbergLauren Goldenberg savors “Black Sea: Dispatches and Recipes, Through Darkness and Light” by Caroline Eden.
We Are Monsters: On “Inside Killjoy’s Kastle: Dykey Ghosts, Feminist Monsters, and Other Lesbian Hauntings”
Alexis ClementsOn “Inside Killjoy’s Kastle,” a look at a lesbian haunted house art project as well as the anti-trans clouds that haunt stereotypes about lesbian identity.
“To Say Two Things at Once”: On Kathleen Graber’s “The River Twice”
Will BrewbakerWill Brewbaker wades into “The River Twice” by Kathleen Graber.
The People Will Not Forget
Maria McFarland Sánchez-MorenoThe closure of a Guatemalan anti-corruption office makes their government look bad, and the United States even worse.
Our Collective History: An Interview with Michael Nava
Désirée ZamoranoDésirée Zamorano asks Michael Nava about “Carved in Bone,” his latest mystery novel starring openly gay, Mexican-American defense attorney Henry Rios.
Daring to Hope for the Improbable: On Bernard Stiegler’s “The Age of Disruption”
Leonid BilmesA major European philosopher diagnoses the pathologies of our time.
Necessary Trouble: A Conversation with Poet David Whyte
Lois P. JonesLois P. Jones speaks to poet David Whyte, whose latest collection is “The Bell and the Blackbird.”
Capitalism Is a Mental Illness: “Hustlers,” “The Known World,” and a Failed TV Project
Annie McGreevyAnnie McGreevy on “Hustlers,” Edward P. Jones’s “The Known World,” a failed TV project, and the hustles that sustain us under capitalism.
Closing the Story on My Own Terms: An Interview with Alex Segura
Ivy PochodaIvy Pochoda interviews Alex Segura about “Miami Midnight” and the entire Pete Fernandez PI series.
Everything but Borscht: Exploring the Ambiguities of Russia with Sara Wheeler and Ethan Pollock
Randy RosenthalRandy Rosenthal delves into Russia culture, from borscht to the banya, with Sara Wheeler and Ethan Pollock.
The Stars Her Destination: On Sara Wheeler’s “Mud and Stars: Travels in Russia with Pushkin and Other Geniuses of the Golden Age”
Bob BlaisdellBob Blaisdell tags along with Sara Wheeler through “Mud and Stars: Travels in Russia with Pushkin and Other Geniuses of the Golden Age.”
Cancer’s Crisis Ordinary
Hilary PlumFor Anne Boyer, illness is an opportunity to better know and critique the society in which she has fallen ill.
