We are looking for short fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, visual art, and photography that explore all the dirty things we’re told to scrub away… and what happens when they stick around.…
Alicia Raboy, an unwavering activist, dedicated her life to radical politics in Argentina. She gave her life for it, too. In Looking for Alicia, Marc Raboy dedicates just over 200 pages to telling Alicia’s story.…
It is not often that I finish novels, have my criticisms, and days later find myself believing that I was in...
Authors Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark promised to “recount their biggest mistakes and deepest fears” and “discuss meaningful cultural and societal issues with fierce empathy and unapologetic frankness.”…
Sally Thorne breathes new life into the bad-boy-good-girl trope in her upcoming novel Second First Impressions.…
Reading Cyrille Martinez’s The Dark Library feels like watching a documentary on climate change. As a reader, I felt confused, and as a lover of libraries, I felt ashamed, guilty, and scared. Martinez’s ability to easily engender so many emotions …
