By Carla Panciera

The characters in Bewildered may never fully understand or control who they ultimately are, but...

By Nance Van Winckel

Ever Yrs is an outward expression of one character’s introspection—the background of her very self...

By Zach Savich

If you want a taste of the beauty of our clumsy human limitations and desires,...

By G. S. Giscombe

Ostensibly a catalog of Ohio’s network of railroads,Ohio Railroads takes up race, memory, language, and...

By Kristin Hatch

Kristin Hatch's poems in The Meatgirl Whatever are following the idea of "to serve." Or...

By Fran Ross

In this novel, an unflappably confident teenaged girl prevails—through her ingenuity, wit, and a complicated...

By Jerry Gabriel

In a moment when literary short fiction sometimes seems to be getting shorter and shorter,...

By Gail Hareven

Lies, First Person is an extremely ambitious novel, which in the end does not lend...

By G. C. Waldrep

Testament is...bound up in fluid and scenic meditations on the nature of writing, and how...

By James Shea

Yes, these are poems of belief and faith, of hope, and they reach toward those...

By Sarah Manguso

Manguso wisely trains her attention on what persists, claiming space in art for motherhood and...

By Maggie Nelson

Although The Arnogauts is listed on several suggested summer reads lists, it should not at...

By Jacob M. Appel

Jacob Appel has been very, very busy. In his early forties, Appel is a lawyer....

By Robin McLean

To call Robin McLean a storyteller is technically correct but misses the point of her...

By Bonnie ZoBell

Driving the stories is ZoBell’s sure-handed and emotionally intelligent prose. We feel more than see...