20 Years After Columbine, America Is Still Letting Its Kids Die
Dave Cullen, author of "Parkland," on why we need gun reform
Apr 19 - Adam Vitcavage
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A Perfectly Normal Interview with Carmen Maria Machado Where Everything Is Fine
The author discusses her very personal connection to a new edition of the 19th-century vampire novel "Carmilla"
Apr 18 - Theodore McCombs
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“Dear Scarlet” Is a Graphical Memoir of Postpartum Depression
Teresa Wong uses visuals to convey a "silent time"—and a silent suffering
Apr 16 - Pooja Makhijani
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Bryan Washington’s “Lot” Reminds Us What Community Really Means
In his debut collection, Houston gets to tell its own stories
Apr 12 - Candace Williams
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Susan Choi’s Novel About Teenage Emotions Is Painfully Accurate
"Trust Exercise" may be about high schoolers, but it isn't intended for them
Apr 11 - Marci Calabretta Cancio-Bello
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There Were Women on Noah’s Ark
Sarah Blake's "Naamah" imagines the story from the perspective of Noah's wife
Apr 10 - Brian Gresko
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Susan Orlean’s Love Letter to Libraries Is Also a Look at Their Prejudiced Past
"The Library Book" is a gimlet-eyed history of this beloved public institution
Apr 9 - Deirdre Sugiuchi
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In “Women Talking,” Mennonite Women Grapple with Faith and Justice
Miriam Toews on true crime that inspired her novel
Apr 8 - Rachel Lyon
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What Does the Future of United States Look Like?
Victor LaValle, co-editor of the anthology "A People's Future of the United States" on why horror does best under Republican presidents
Apr 5 - Tochi Onyebuchi
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