Kathleen Boland’s “Scavengers” is a madcap adventure probing questions of reinvention, the wilderness, and the stories we tell ourselves
Annemarie Ní Churreáin’s “Hymn to All the Restless Girls” follows ravens and speaks ancient languages to reckon with a national legacy of misogyny
These Saudi poems inherit a borderless land bathed in the blue light of a networked world
David Ryan’s story collection, “Alligator,” melds dream logic, experimentation, and the rigor of capturing reality’s unexpected moments
In “Moderation,” Elaine Castillo follows a content moderator navigating love and intimacy in the darkest corners of the internet
Shane McCrae discusses God, Dante, and the craft of writing poetry in "New and Collected Hell: A Poem"
Maggie O’Farrell discusses collaborating with director Chloé Zhao to translate her heartbreaking novel into a film
Hannah Kauders on bypassing conventions to capture the spirit of Fátima Vélez’s “Galápagos"
In her new novel, "A Complete Fiction," social media magnifies our worst impulses
Elaine Hsieh Chou, author of “Where Are You Really From,” dares writers to stop seeing their books as stand-ins for themselves
In “Cipher,” Jeremy B. Jones uses the nineteenth-century life of his forefather to better understand the present
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore’s “Terry Dactyl” is an epic of radiant queerness amidst the AIDS crisis and COVID-19 pandemic
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