Cassandra Lane The Feminist Press ($17.95) by Dustin Michael Cassandra Lane’s debut memoir, We Are Bridges, is a powerful and intimate exploration of personal identity

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Derrick Austin BOA Editions ($17) by John Bradley Tenderness isn’t a quality often used to describe contemporary poetry, but it’s certainly an appropriate title for

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by Benjamin P. Davis I first encountered the work of Jordan Kisner via her essay about the scholar and activist Silvia Federici entitled “The Lockdown

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Adalbert Stifter Translated by Isabel Fargo Cole New York Review Books ($17.95) by Barbara Roether An early critic once accused Adalbert Stifter of being interested