JoAnna Novak interviews Katya Apekina, author of "The Deeper the Water the Uglier the Fish."
You Do Need to Bleed: An Interview with Katya Apekina
October 2018
The Horror of Mandy’s Many Orgasms
Niv M. Sultan reviews Panos Cosmatos’s "Mandy," in which sex and death are one.
Thoughts on Pittsburgh, Empathy, and the Novel
Seth Greenland shares his opening remarks from a conversation about his new novel, the night after the Pittsburgh shooting.
Amusements Among the Dead
"As a child I had an unhealthy attraction to the supernatural." Jervey Tervalon visits the Mountain View Mausoleum with his daughter.
Grad School As Conversion Therapy
Grace Lavery asserts: "deadnaming and misgendering are not acceptable scholarly practices, and they are not covered by the principle of academic freedom."
Philosophy, Dystopia, Fountain Pens, and Other Preoccupations of a Twentysomething Korean Book Vlogging Star
Colin Marshall on the YouTube book vlogging channel Winter Bookstore.
Busy Being Born: An Interview with Leif Enger
Steven Wingate interviews Leif Enger about his new book, "Virgil Wander."
I’ll Give You a Partial Democratic Package: Talking to David Runciman
Andy Fitch talks with Cambridge University Professor David Runciman about the future of liberal democracy.
Little Tasks: Fish Boy by John Gosslee
Anthony Immergluck reviews "Fish Boy," a recent poetry collection by John Gosslee.
A Star’s Voice is Born: A Path Forward
Kristin Marguerite Doidge reviews the progressive potentials of "A Star is Born."
