TS author Piper J. Daniels (Ladies Lazarus) discusses books by Catherine Bresner, Rosemarie Dombrowski, Akwaeke Emezi, and Danez Smith, as well as a collaboration by Elizabeth J. Colen and Carol Guess.
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Diana Khoi Nguyen discusses the Sewanee Writers’ Conference as well as plays and books and pamphlets by Lauren Yee, Dan O’Brien, Thi Bui, Susan Howe, and James Salter.
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Chen Chen discusses books and chapbooks by Denton Welch, Amy Meng, Natalie Eilbert, and Sam Herschel, as well as loving a TV lesbian dramedy with magic and intergalactic battles.
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Timothy O’Keefe discusses books and chapbooks by C.S. Giscombe, David Markson, Marcel Proust, Mary Ruefle, and Tomas Tranströmer.
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Danielle Pafunda holds forth on books by Josué Guébo, Ginger Ko, Esther Hautzig, and Jeff VanderMeer; anthologies by Leslie Jamison and by TC Tolbert and Trace Peterson; and more!
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Divya Victor discusses “some enjoyments during our daily devastations” — books by Holly Melgard, Aditi Machado, Mercedes Eng, Eric Schmaltz, and Serena Chopra.
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Geoffrey Babbitt discusses books by Xhenet Aliu, Laurie Sheck, Sasha Steensen, Max Wolf Valerio, and Nicole Walker.
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V.V. Ganeshananthan discusses books by Rohinton Mistry, Solmaz Sharif, Ralph Ellison, Grace Paley, and Toni Morrison.
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Hackers by Aase Berg (translated by Johannes Goransson) Channeling flatworm parasites, an Amazonian queen, rabbits, Trojan horses, and whistleblowers, Swedish poet Aase Berg hacks…
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