"Throughout the book there is a hesitancy on the part of Brown to make any type of leap of faith, and yet I never stop believing in him."
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Gone Broody: Grief and Care in Jackie Polzin’s Brood
Lynne Feeley investigates Jackie Polzin's interpretation of motherhood and unavoidable loss.
Fear Makes You a Monster: Mariana Enriquez’s Political Horror Allegories
Nate McNamara finds echoes of the trauma of dictatorship in Mariana Enriquez’s corpus.
The Humility of Barry Lopez’s Arctic Dreams
Mary Perera unwinds the strands of nature and ephemeral thought in Barry Lopez’s 1980 essay collection "Arctic Dreams."
Make the Yuletide Gay
Matthias Smith reviews the recent rise of LGBT representation in an unlikely film genre — holiday movies.
The Plight of Gab
Sara Black McCulloch follows the history of radio panic leading up to Andrew Patterson’s 2020 film "The Vast of Night."
Delicate Matters: Borat & Central Asia in the Western Imagination
Erica X Eisen provides an inside look at the portrayals (and lack thereof) of Central Asia in the recent "Borat" sequel.
