An interview with ELizabeth Catte about her new book, ‘Pure America: Eugenics and the Making of Modern Virgina.’
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Kiese Laymon’s ‘How to Slowly Kill Yourself and Others in America’ is a conversation that takes place on and off the page.
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An interview with Nathan Elias about his collection of short stories, “The Reincarnations.”
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‘The Opioid Epidemic,’ edited by Travis D. Stimeling, is a collection of essays expanding the conversation surrounding opioid addiction.
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Brandon Taylor’s debut novel, ‘Real Life,’ precisely captures both the dreamy atmosphere and gritty competitiveness of graduate school with stunning grace.
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A review of McKenzie Cassidy’s debut coming-of-age novel, ‘Here Lies a Father.’
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From Kentucky short stories to Louisiana poetry, here are the best new Southern books of February 2021.
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A review of Angie Thomas’ latest, “Concrete Rose.”
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Taylor Johnson’s ‘Inheritance’ is a collection of poetry of listening and watching.
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A review of ‘Milk Blood Heat,’ Dantiel W. Moniz’s new collection of short stories.
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Larry D. Thacker’s short story collection ‘Working It Off in Labor County’ is tender in its depiction of rural American ennui and mordant in its portrayal of colorful go-getters in a patch of coal country.
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Paula Martinac’s new book, “Testimony,” explores the tension between security and living as one’s authentic self in an oppressive society.
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