The Garden Against Time
Olivia Laing’s new book presents gardening as a creative process, one just as involved with the imagination as writing can be.
Reviewed by Sarah Moorhouse
Olivia Laing’s new book presents gardening as a creative process, one just as involved with the imagination as writing can be.
Reviewed by Sarah Moorhouse
Now out in paperback, V. V. Ganeshananthan’s 2023 award-winning novel is at once a product of long and careful research and an amazing feat of empathic imagination.
Reviewed by Ann Klefstad
This new collection of essays by philosopher Arianne Shahvisi offer a refreshing amalgam of progressive politics and professorial pondering.
Reviewed by Josh Steinbauer
The latest novel by Daniel Magariel doesn’t shy away from sad, even tragic, truths, but this story about a troubled marriage also suggests the possibility of hope.
Reviewed by Jonathan Fletcher
George Orwell’s contributions are many—though, as Anna Funder argues, it was the women in his life that made his success possible.
Reviewed by C.T. Wolf
Poets and self-declared fangirls Laura Henriksen (Laura’s Desires) and Courtney Bush (I Love Information) discuss fate inside chaos, poems as angels, memory as fantasy, and how poetry can help build the world we believe is possible.