In Helen Schulman’s novel “Lucky Dogs,” no woman can win a game orchestrated by men
In her memoir "A Matter of Appearance," Emily Wells isn't selling silver linings or looking away from hard truths
The author of "Good Night, Irene" on his mentor Ursula Le Guin and turning his mother's WWII memories into a novel
In Julia Langbein's novel "American Mermaid," a writer's Hollywood adaptation of her book goes hilariously awry
Gina Apostol’s novel “La Tercera” blurs the line between traitors and heroes to ask hard questions about complicity
Courtney’s Sender’s "In Other Lifetimes All I've Lost Comes Back to Me" examines feminist millennial rage and Jewish American inheritance
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
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