Our Long Marvelous Dying
In their latest novel, physician-writer Anna DeForest explores the existential challenges that abound in the world of palliative care.
Reviewed by Xi Chen
Who's Afraid of Gender?
In their latest book, Judith Butler addresses the general public as one of the leading thinkers in gender studies.
Reviewed by John M. Fredericks
Until August
The mere presence of Until August, often described as Gabriel García Márquez’s “lost novel,” calls readers to ponder both its story and its backstory.
Reviewed by Emil Siekkinen
Myth-Making Our Own Selves: An Interview with Milo Wippermann
Whiting Award-winning poet and playwright Milo Wippermann discusses their hybrid-genre debut book Joan of Arkansas, a trans interpretation of the story of Joan of Arc with incisive contemporary themes.
Interviewed by Will Corwin