Catherine Lacey's novel "Pew" centers around a silent mysterious newcomer
Yu Miri's "Tokyo Ueno Station" highlights inequality in Japan
Jason Katzenstein's graphic memoir "Everything Is an Emergency" shows the funny and serious sides of mental illness
Lauren Beukes on systemic racism, COVID stupidity, and her dystopian novel "Afterland"
John Fram, author of "The Bright Lands," on sports, Texas, queer men and their secrets
Andrés Barba on his novella "A Luminous Republic" and how reading can also make you more stupid
In "We Ride Upon Sticks," Quan Barry reimagines the Salem witch trials taking place in a high school in the '80s
Ten questions about teaching writing with the author of "Lakewood"
In Lynn Steger Strong's new novel "Want," as in life, doing everything "right" doesn't count for much
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