Phillips Creates a Dark, Brilliant Chorus of Characters in “Sleepovers”

By: Hannah Horn
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Ashleigh Bryant Phillips creates a dark, brilliant chorus of characters In “Sleepovers.”

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“White Blood” Dives into Personal and Public History and Injustice in Virginia

By: Matthew Duffus
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Kiki Petrosino’s poetry collection “White Blood” explores history, slavery and injustice in Virginia.

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Eerie and Enchanting, “Things You Would Know” Honors the Will of the Land

By: michformer
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Eerie and enchanting, Nancy Wayson Dinan honors the will of the land in her debut novel “Things You Would Know If You Grew Up Around Here.”

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“Upright Women Wanted” Is a Stunning, Queer Western Set in the Future

By: Cyndie Zikmund
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Sarah Gailey’s latest novel is a fresh take on the Western genre starring queer heroines.

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“The Everlasting” Is a Stunning, Subversive Love Letter to Rome

By: Ellen Birkett Morris
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Katy Simpson Smith’s new historical novel spans two millennias in the immortal city.

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