Russia Is (Not) a Cold, Dead Place: A Review of Ludmilla Petrushevskaya, There Once Lived A Girl
BY ANDREW HERTZBERG The difficult thing to remember while reading There...
Tag Archives: Fiction
115 Paragraphs: A Review of Matthew Salesses, I’m Not Saying…
BY GINA MYERS In I’m Not Saying, I’m Just Saying, the nameless first-person narrator...
Finding A Way: A Review of George Saunders, Tenth of December
BY CHRIS LILLIS MEATTO The short fiction of George Saunders has...
Distressed Damsels: A Review of Joyce Carol Oates, Black Dahlia & White Rose
BY KEITH MEATTO In the latest macabre, morbid, and masterful collection...
The 30 Best Books of 2012
On the last page of This Is How You Lose Her,...
Israeli Flash: A Review of Etgar Keret, Suddenly, a Knock On the Door
The thin house–a house four feet wide and occupying a space...
Baby Barbecue: Fiction by Suzanne Farrell Smith
To My Ex-Best Friend: Thank you for the invitation to your...
Love is a Gamble: A Review of Stewart O’Nan, The Odds
The odds of a marriage proposal being accepted are 1 in...
Tiger Tales: A Review of Rajesh Parameswaran, I Am An Executioner
Hyphenated-American fiction writers often face an unfair conundrum. If they focus...
What The Bay Broke: Fiction by Khaliah Williams
It was Clay who suggested that they invite another couple for...
Subversive American: An Interview with David Goodwillie
David Goodwillie is the author of the memoir Seemed like a...
Sons of Dionysus, Chapter 12: The Round Table
Jim Knable’s Sons of Dionysus: a lusty novel of myth, mirth,...
