Annie Ernaux and the Writer’s Obsession with Intermittent Love Annie Ernaux now has a Nobel Peace Prize in Literature, so here's what makes her work so very Ernaux: obsessive and intermittent love. By Alyse Burnside
Review: Ottessa Moshfegh’s New Medieval Novel ‘Lapvona’ Cements Her Prolific Storytelling Talent Prolific author Ottessa Moshfegh's newest novel 'Lapvona' is a step away from her past work with the same impressively accurate cynicism. By Jamie Hood
Review: Imogen Binnie’s Much Awaited Reprint of ‘Nevada’ in the Golden Age of Trans Literature The reprinting of Imogen Binnie's 2013 novel 'Nevada' is incredibly well timed as it coalesces with the golden era of trans lit it began. By Grace Byron
Review: Alyssa Songsiridej’s Debut Novel ‘Little Rabbit’ Reels You in With Nuance and Kink By Danielle Chelosky
Helen Frankenthaler Biography ‘Fierce Poise’ Explores Early Career and ’50s New York By Lauren LeBlanc