“This World We Are Constructing”: An Interview with Alyssa Quinn by Nina Shope

Alyssa Quinn’s debut novel, Habilis, takes place in a mysterious anthropology museum that converts into a disco club at night. When Lucy, … More

STORIES FROM THE ATTIC, previously unpublished work by William Gay, reviewed by Dawn Major

After William Gay’s passing in 2012 a mountain of unpublished work was discovered and Team Gay—a group of artists, authors, … More

Some books refuse to leave you unscathed; they draw you in, grip you tight, and when you get out—if you … More

In this complex and personal novel, dedicated to his father, Mads Nygaard spins a web of mysteries around family secrets, … More

A woman leaves town on business, phones her husband when the plane touches down. “How’s the cat?” she asks. “The … More

And Then the Gray Heaven by RE Katz centers around Jules, a queer young adult who has emerged from foster … More

“I write you about the dead. I write you to stay alive and, after all this time, I write you, … More

In a career that now includes 14 novels and four collections of short fiction (as well as seven works of … More

Tina May Hall has created a work of storytelling art in The Snow Collectors by weaving the genres of gothic … More

Set on a single day in 1927, My Red Heaven imagines a host of characters—some historic, some invented—crossing paths on the streets … More

John Englehardt’s new novel, Bloomland, challenges readers to live and relive a mass shooting at a fictional southern university from … More

In the new edition of Joseph McElroy’s classic novel Women and Men, we follow James Mayn and Grace Kimball, two … More