In our morning reading: Kelly Link interviewed by Helen Oyeyemi, reviews of books from Maggie Nelson and Amelia Gray, new nonfiction from Chelsea Martin, and more.
In our afternoon reading: an interview with Daniel José Older, Amelia Gray on unsettling books, fiction from John Keene, and more.
In our morning reading: interviews with Amelia Gray and Sir Richard Bishop, Meredith Graves’s tour diaries, notes on Maggie Nelson’s new book, and more.
In our afternoon reading: a new short story from Emily Schultz; Michele Filgate on AWP; new nonfiction from Amelia Gray, Lauren Quinn, and Meredith Graves; and more.
In our morning reading: Amber Tamblyn on her favorite books, Steve Albini on foodies, thoughts on Amelia Gray’s new collection, the troubled production of an Orson Welles film, and more.
In our afternoon reading: catching up with Jynne Dilling Martin, a look at the new season of Game of Thrones, reviews of books by Samantha Harvey and Amelia Gray, and more.
April brings with a host of noteworthy books in a variety of styles. There’s nonfiction from some of the best prose stylists out there, a memoir from a composer who helped refine a now-ubiquitous style, philosophical novels, collections of jarring fiction–there’s plenty for avid readers to delight in this month. What follows are some of our most-anticipated books for this month.
In our morning reading: interviews with Porochista Khakpour, J.C. Hallman, and Amelia Gray; a review of the reissue of Thursday’s debut; new fiction from Thomas Pierce, and more.