
In “Boys and Oil,” a Gay Environmentalist Reckons With His Family’s Coal-Mining Legacy
Taylor Brorby explores the intersections between the violence done to his hometown and the terror of growing up queer in rural North Dakota
Taylor Brorby explores the intersections between the violence done to his hometown and the terror of growing up queer in rural North Dakota
What happens when everything falls apart?
In Rebecca Rukeyser's debut novel, voyeurism is the galvanizing force for a teen's conclusions about life and love
Books about work are never only about work, they're about the search for meaning, purpose, and identity
Li Zi Shu's "The Age of Goodbyes," translated by YZ Chin, centers the struggles of Malaysian Chinese women through decades and generations
Amanda Oliver recounts the heavy burden of being a librarian in her book "Overdue: Reckoning with the Public Library"
These highly anticipated books tell important and rarely amplified stories
"Iceland" by Drew Nelles, recommended by Electric Literature
Bora Chung uses the fantastic to examine the absurdity of misogyny and society’s injustices in her short story collection
Focusing on your craft doesn't have to break the bank