Shubhangi Swarup’s debut novel deepens our understanding of longing suffered by people, ghosts, and the planet.
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Phillips Creates a Dark, Brilliant Chorus of Characters in ‘Sleepovers’
Ashleigh Bryant Phillips Creates A Dark, Brilliant Chorus of Characters In ‘Sleepovers’
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Ryan Ridge’s Experimental ‘New Bad News’ Upends the Familiar
Clever, Offbeat, and Experimental, Ryan Ridge’s ‘New Bad News’ Upends the Familiar
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‘White Blood’ Dives into Personal and Public History and Injustice in Virginia
Kiki Petrosino’s poetry collection ‘White Blood’ explores history, slavery and injustice in Virginia.
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‘The Prettiest Star’ Explores Family Dynamics and AIDS in Appalachia
Carter Sickels’ ‘The Prettiest Star’ tells an Appalachian AIDS story.
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Eerie and Enchanting, ‘Things You Would Know’ Honors the Will of the Land
Eerie and Enchanting – Nancy Wayson Dinan Honors The Will of the Land In Her Debut Novel
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‘Upright Women Wanted’ Is a Stunning, Queer Western Set in the Future
Sarah Gailey’s latest novel is a fresh take on the Western genre starring queer heroines.
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‘Topics of Conversation’ Is a Timely Look at Sex and Power
Miranda Popkey’s slim novel chronicles the inner lives of women and their desires.
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‘Blue Marlin’ Is an Instant Southern Classic Set in Postwar Key West
Wiley Smith on Lee Smith’s new novel, set between Virginia and Florida.
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‘The Everlasting’ Is a Stunning, Subversive Love Letter to Rome
Katy Simpson Smith’s new historical novel spans two millennias in the immortal city.
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