Read Features & Reviews Reviews Both of These Things Are True: Negative Space by Lilly Dancyger Claire Rudy FosterJune 2, 2021 The frame expands. The structure collapses. The pieces are still speaking.Read
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Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Word by Word, Brick by Brick: Christine Larusso’s There Will Be No More Daughters Julie Marie WadeMay 21, 2021 In other words: Larusso does some remarkably heavy lifting in this book.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews A Love That Leaves Scars: With Teeth by Kristen Arnett A. PoythressMay 19, 2021 Reading Kristen Arnett’s With Teeth is like taking an afternoon drive down the I-4 of my memory.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Both Trauma and Sin: Elizabeth Miki Brina’s Speak, Okinawa Miyako PleinesMay 12, 2021 Speak, Okinawa is masterful at describing the internal dissonance that mixed race children can feel.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Exorcising Whiteness: Khalisa Rae’s Ghost in a Black Girl’s Throat Nicole Shawan JuniorMay 7, 2021 Rae presents America as seen through Black girls’ eyes, experienced by our bodies.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Illuminating the Darkness: Madeleine L’Engle’s The Moment of Tenderness Emma BoggsMay 5, 2021 For anyone looking for some truth and tenderness amidst a still-trying time, look no further.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Hell Is a Young Man: Fraternity by Benjamin Nugent Sara KrolewskiApril 28, 2021 The brutality of frat culture, Nugent suggests, is a veneer that hardly masks its devotees’ miseries and insecurities.Read
Read Features & Reviews Poetry Reviews Depths of Story: Who’s Your Daddy by Arisa White Keisha BushApril 23, 2021 The inherited wounds cut so deep one wonders if they can ever be fully healed.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews The Plague within a Plague: Ethel Rohan’s In the Event of Contact Joe KapitanApril 21, 2021 Rohan is masterful at mining these triads for their palpable uneasiness and unavoidable suffering.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews A Quiet Epidemic: Jessica Zucker’s I Had A Miscarriage: A Memoir, A Movement Sonja FlancherApril 14, 2021 While the event of a miscarriage may only be a moment, the body and mind grieve long after.Read
Read Features & Reviews Reviews Language Is the Spell: Kathryn Nuernberger’s The Witch of Eye Geri LipschultzApril 7, 2021 A compendium of pungent and poignant biographical narratives of numerous so-called witches, The Witch of Eye is difficult to put down.Read