Robin Black Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway Ig Publishing / 2022 / $14.95 /176 pp Reviewed by Robin Lippincott From One Writer to Another...

Ashley Marie Farmer Dear Damage Sarabande Books / 2022 / $16.95 / 200 pp Reviewed by Laura Johnsrude Early in 2014, in a Nevada hospital...

Fernando Valverde America Translated by Carolyn Forche Copper Canyon Press / 2021 / $18.00 / 176pp Reviewed by Jeremy Paden Hacer la...

Julia Koets's poetry collection PINE, reviewed by Lynnell Edwards.

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Karen Salyer McElmurray Voice Lessons: Essays Iris Press / 2021 / 128 pp / $20 Reviewed by Elaine Neil Orr The longest and most expensive...

Lauren Redniss Oak Flat: A Fight for Sacred Land in the American West Random House / 2020 / 288 pp/ $30.00 Hardcover / $20.00 Paperback...

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Jayne Moore Waldrop Drowned Town University Press of Kentucky / 2021 / 254 pp / 24.95 Reviewed by Elizabeth Hall Magill Poet Jayne Moore...

Berenguer, Amanda/Materia Prima: Selected Poems of Amanda Berenguer/Eds. Kristin Dykstra and Kent Johnson/Ugly Duckling Presse/2019/$22...

reviewed by Kate Bustillos Jasmine Warga Other Words for Home Balzer + Bray/2019/332 pp/16.99 hardback I read Jasmine Warga’s Other Words...

Yuka Igarashi, Editor Best Debut Short Stories 2020: The PEN America DAU Prize Catapult / 2020 / 240 pp/ 16.95 Reviewed by R. L. Mullins...

Daddy, reviewed by Brent Coughenour

How Much of These Hills is Gold, reviewed by Elizabeth Hall Magill

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Makalani Bandele’s first full-length collection is a stunning jazz fantasia that thrums with Bandele’s deep knowledge of music and the post-

reviewed by Dianne Aprile Sigrid Nunez’s latest novel, What are You Going Through, embodies the fourth criterion in Italo Calvino’s list

Near the end of her memoir, Natasha Trethewey remarks, “To survive trauma, one must be able to tell a story about it.”

I find myself meditating on the phrase “don’t let your disability define you” since reading Jillian Weise’s poetry collection Cyborg Detecti

An optimist, as sure-footed in his personal path as in his travel writing. A man who resides on two continents, spending half . . .

At less than 100 pages, this slim volume of essays describes an arc from March 29, 2020, two weeks into the national lockdown . . .

Set on the remote Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia’s far east, this debut novel, a National Book Award finalist, revolves around . . .

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Lydia Millet talks with Katy Yocom about her newest book, A Children's Bible.

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