Interviews
Elif Batuman on the Tragedy of Heterosexual Dating
The author of "Either/Or" wants to help readers question their own lives
May 24 - Halimah Marcus
conversations
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A Tibetan Saga of Survival and Resistance
Tsering Yangzom Lama ’s novel "We Measure the Earth with Our Bodies" centers the everyday struggles of Tibetans in exile
May 17 - Jessamine Chan
Interviews
Tajja Isen Incisively Separates Real Activism from Lip Service in “Some of My Best Friends”
The author of the essay collection on how it’s easier than ever to say something while meaning nothing
May 13 - Richa Kaul Padte
Interviews
How an Omani Novel Gets Translated from Arabic into English
Author Jokha Alharthi and translator Marilyn Booth on their novel "Bitter Orange Tree"
May 12 - Anna Learn
Interviews
A Sub/Dom Relationship Centered on Desire, Power, and Art
In Alyssa Songsiridej's novel "Little Rabbit," a young queer woman discovers pleasure and agency in sexual submission to an older man
May 10 - Preety Sidhu
Interviews
Calling a Woman Selfless Isn’t a Compliment
In her memoir "The Year of the Horses," Courtney Maum finds healing and empowerment through riding
May 5 - Halimah Marcus
Interviews
A Young Woman’s Formative Queer Affair With a Married Lover
In Michelle Hart's debut novel, "We Do What We Do In The Dark," secrets and loneliness are shared, but the fallout is suffered alone
May 3 - Celia Laskey
Interviews
Why Is There a Stigma Around Menstruation?
Chloe Caldwell examines social and cultural attitudes towards periods in "The Red Zone: A Love Story"
Apr 29 - Greg Mania
Interviews
Jason Schwartzman Believes Everyone Has a Piece of Flash Nonfiction In Them
10 questions about writing with author and Catapult instructor Jason Schwartzman
Apr 27 - Electric Literature
Advice
A Love Story About Outsiders Set During Trump’s Presidency
"The Apartment on Calle Uruguay" by Zachary Lazar is about politics, religion, identity, and migration told through a distinctly Jewish lens
Apr 26 - Jonathan Dale
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