What Should You Read Next? Here Are the Best Reviewed Books of the Week
Featuring new titles by David Grann, Han Kang, Ramona Ausubel, and More
The Long History of a Woman Unencumbered With Children
Peggy O’Donnell Heffington on Going Against the Biological Imperative
“No Bees, No Food.” How Insects Help Farmers With Their Harvest
Louise Gray on New and Unexpected Innovations in Modern Farming
Joe Milan Jr. on the Connectivity of Failure
“The thing that binds all writers together is that we fail, a lot, and often.”
Do Writers Fetishize Their Tools Too Much… Or Not Enough?
Tobias Carroll on Why We Love Our Notebooks (and Our Pens)
Missed Chances for Mindfulness: On Trying and Failing to Meditate
Zach Zimmerman Searches for Inner Peace in a World of Constant Distractions
Victor Lavalle on the Truth of Family Secrets (Hint: They’re Not That Secret)
In Conversation with Maris Kreizman on The Maris Review Podcast
Why We All Need Dinner Parties in Our Lives
Natasha Feldman is a Big Proponent of Friendsday Wednesday
Eileen Myles on Poetry, Meat, and Mourning
“The writing the poem part is easy. It’s the rest of the time that’s the problem.”
How Board Game Geek Helped Make Board Games More Inclusive
Aaron Trammell on Being a BIPOC Gamer, the Exclusionary Old Guard of Nerd Culture, Privilege, and More
What Kind of Pandemic Storytelling Do We Actually Need?
Emma Staffaroni Calls for Stories About Living Through It
5 Book Reviews You Need to Read This Week
“The truth may sometimes hurt, but the lies are in bed with collective death.”
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