Weekly Roundup: What to Read Each Week in May
What to read in May — featuring Emma Straub, Genevieve Hudson, Andrew David MacDonald, and Gish Jen.
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How “The Weirdness” Shaped My Expectations of the Weird
When do you reveal magic in a story? In Bushnell’s “The Weirdness,” magic is secondary to character.
Weekly Roundup: What to Read Each Week in April
Our top books to read in April: work from Chelsea Bieker, Julia Alvarez , Otessa Moshfegh, and Laila Lalami.
Weekly Roundup: What to Read Each Week in March
Our top books to read in March: new work from Louise Erdrich, Kate Elizabeth Russel, and Emily St. John Mandel.
Review: Grief and Growing Up in “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”
“Some books are only for certain people. Some are for most people, and this might just be one of those.”
3 Weird Books That Make Their Own Rules
These books prove one thing: do what you want, just do it well.
Weekly Roundup: What to Read Each Week in February
Tackle the most anticipated books of the year, one week at a time. This week: February selections.
Weekly Roundup: What to Read Each Week in January
Tackle the most anticipated books of the year, one week at a time. This week: January selections.
Review: “In the Dream House” and Self-Definition as Genre Experiment
“While the relationship forms the skeleton of the piece, Machado’s desire for context and definition is the beating heart of In the Dream House.”
Interview: A Guided Tour of Rob Hart’s Dystopian Thriller, “The Warehouse”
What’s more terrifying than zombies, vampires and dragons? A company like Amazon usurping democracy and running warehouses the size ofContinue Reading
