An interview with Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle on her debut novel “Even as We Breathe.”
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“The Once and Future Witches”: Where Women and their Words have Power
Alix E. Harrow’s novel “The Once and Future Witches” is a witch-tale about witch-tales.
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“Cuyahoga” Adds to the Elite Company of American Tall Tale Heroes
Pete Beatty’s exhilarating, laugh-out-loud debut novel, “Cuyahoga,” gives birth to literature’s next great tall-tale hero, Big Son.
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A Community Defined by Fear and Suspicion in “How Fire Runs”
Set in Trump-era Tennessee, Charles Dodd White’s “How Fire Runs” follows a small town’s struggle against white supremacy.
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John Lane on Invoking the Woods as a Character in “Whose Woods These Are”
An interview with John Lane on his latest novel “Whose Woods These Are.”
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Variations of Faithfulness in “The Age of Infidelity”
An interview with Valerie Sayers on her recent story collection “The Age of Infidelity.”
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Survival and Hope in “The Lord’s Acre”
David Armand delivers a realistic and hard biting portrait of an adolescent boy who simply wants to survive in his novel “The Lord’s Acre.”
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“When These Mountains Burn”: Addiction, Love, and Revenge
David Joy’s “When These Mountains Burn” delivers an emotional story of addiction, love, revenge, and redemption.
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George Singleton’s Hilarious, Masterful Collection “You Want More”
George Singleton’s collection “You Want More” is hilarious and masterful.
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Jen Fawkes on “Mannequin and Wife” and Acknowledging the Power of the Margins
An interview with Jen Fawkes on her new story collection “Mannequin and Wife.”
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