Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah talks about violence, the profitability of suffering, and the promise of abolition
Jenny Fran Davis explores domesticity, camp antics, social media celebrity, and generational clashes in her novel "Dykette"
In his memoir "I Am Still with You," Emmanuel Iduma returns to Nigeria to search for the uncle he never knew
Janika Oza fictionalizes her family's immigration story in "A History of Burning" to question complicity, safety, and belonging
Karin Lin-Greenberg’s novel "You Are Here" paints a portrait of suburban decay and lost dreams
The author of "Hotel Cuba" fictionalizes his grandmother's journey as a Russian Jew immigrant in 1920s Havana
The author of "Central Places" on writing a love letter to the places that you never see on TV shows
Claire Dederer’s "Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma" provides no easy answers to whether we can separate the art from the artist
The poet interrogates history and shines a light on injustice in her collection "suddenly we"
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