Hala Alyan on intergenerational trauma, the Palestinian diaspora, and the Lebanese revolution in “The Arsonist’s City”
Naima Coster's second novel looks at the family and community tensions that arise when two school districts are merged
Forsyth Harmon's illustrated novel vividly evokes late-'90s adolescence
The author of "Fake Accounts" on the performative autofiction we're all spinning every day
Daniel Loedel’s debut novel "Hades, Argentina" makes literal the hell of political oppression and public amnesia
Baba Badji uses English, French, Arabic, and Wolof to find belonging and move through the trauma of being an outsider
Cherie Jones's novel "How The One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House" examines race, class, and tourism in a fictional Barbadian town
R.O. Kwon and Garth Greenwell, editors of "Kink," on the importance of taking sexuality seriously
Brontez Purnell's short story collection is about desire, loneliness, and giving in to the urge to self-sabotage
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