“Little Fires Everywhere” Asks Whether Art—Or Parenthood—Is Theft
The Hulu adaptation of Celeste Ng's novel wrestles with questions of appropriation, in art and life
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The Most Anticipated LGBTQ+ Books of Spring 2023
De’Shawn Charles Winslow, Catherine Lacey, and Lamya H are among those with forthcoming titles
Jan 3 2023 - Michelle Hart
Electric Lit’s Favorite Nonfiction Books of 2022
Books by Melissa Febos, CJ Hauser, and Tajja Isen rank among our top picks in an outstanding year for nonfiction
Dec 22 2022 - Electric Literature
Can You Be an Outsider Artist If You Crave Mainstream Recognition?
David Leo Rice's novel adds an uncanny layer to ideas of Jewish identity, masculinity, and artistic ambition
Dec 15 2022 - Adrian Van Young
Don’t Make Pregnant People Cross State Lines To Make Decisions About Our Bodies
The indie movie “Never Rarely Sometimes Always” reminds us of the perils of seeking abortion
Dec 9 2022 - Emily Heiden
What is Beauty?
Chloe Cooper Jones examines physical disability and the politics of being seen in her memoir "Easy Beauty"
Nov 4 2022 - Wynter K Miller
There’s No Place Like Grandma’s Abandoned Island
Meghan Gilliss’ novel twists assumptions about how families in crisis navigate isolation, addiction, and financial precarity
Sep 13 2022 - Arturo Vidich
9 Books About Monstrous Transformations
Leticia Urieta, author of "Las Criaturas," recommends stories about channeling anger and unruliness in the face of oppression
Aug 29 2022 - Leticia Urieta
Shakespeare Already Wrote About What Happens When Women Don’t Have Bodily Autonomy
And guess what? It ends badly
Aug 23 2022 - Alicia Andrzejewski
A Novel About the Pregnancy Industrial Complex
Elisa Albert's novel "Humans Blues" delves into the expectations imposed on bodies with uteruses and the ways fertility and conception is moralized
