Robert Wood interviews Tim Winton about his latest novel, "The Shepherd’s Hut."
A Youthful Instinct to Stay and Fight: An Interview with Tim Winton
Literature
A Dead Poet’s Cult, or How to Flout a 65-year Communist Ban and Get Away With It
Andrei Rogatchevski on Roman Timenchik’s "Istoriya kul’ta Gumilyova" [A History of the Gumilyov Cult].
One Type of Liberation: On Tara Westover’s Educated
Lydia Roberts reviews Tara Westover's memoir "Educated."
A Quiet Pulsing Dread: Nick Drnaso’s Sabrina
Nathan Scott McNamara reviews Nick Drnaso's quiet and haunting "Sabrina."
Living in Bowie’s World
Isabel Torrealba considers Bowie as magical realist.
Return to Enigma
Greg Gerke discusses the 1987 novel by V. S. Naipaul "The Enigma of Arrival."
The Drone and the Tunnel: How We Read Indigenous Stories Matters
Callum Angus considers the narrative strategies of two recent books, "Darwin's Ghosts" by Ariel Dorfman and Tommy Orange's "There There."
