
“Give My Love to the Savages” is Satire About Black Masculinity
Chris Stuck's short story collection blends absurdism with realism to tackle identity, racism, and being adrift in the world
Chris Stuck's short story collection blends absurdism with realism to tackle identity, racism, and being adrift in the world
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah talks to Mychal Denzel Smith about how working in retail inspired his book
Stories about individuals facing change as they are torn between past and future, tradition and modernization
Novels by Alyssa Songsiridej, Jessamine Chan, and Elif Batuman stand out among the year’s best
Jonathan Dee explores the radicalization of white male anger in the novel "Sugar Street"
Chinelo Okparanta skewers performative allyship and white liberalism in her novel "Harry Sylvester Bird"
Anne K. Yoder, author of "The Enhancers," recommends literature about drugs, both the legal and the illicit kind
Brian O'Hare's "Surrender" confronts American masculinity in stories that refuse to salute outdated or unexamined belief systems