
In our morning reading: interviews with Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell and David Leo Rice, an essay by Sue Rainsford, and more.

In our morning reading: interviews with Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell and David Leo Rice, an essay by Sue Rainsford, and more.

In our afternoon reading: interviews with Vajra Chandrasekara and David Leo Rice, Cat Fitzpatrick talks zines, and more.

In our morning reading: an interview with David Leo Rice, thoughts on Rafael Toral’s new album, and more.

Welcome to the month of September; it’s good to have you here. We have some books to suggest for you, from sprawling fiction to insightful nonfiction about how we got to this moment in history. We’ve got old favorites and new faces alike; plus, Glenn Gould is in the mix. You all like Glenn Gould, right? Here we go.

In our afternoon reading: an interview with Debbie Urbanski, revisiting an unlikely literary adaptation, and more.

In our morning reading: interviews with Mars Kumari and Emily Greenberg, new writing by Kerry Howley, and more.

In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Tashi Dorji’s new album, short fiction by David Leo Rice, and more.

At the start of the pandemic, Arundhati Roy, the author who introduced much of my country to the Booker Prize, declared that “historically, pandemics have forced humans to break with the past and imagine their world anew. This one is no different. It is a portal, a gateway between one world and the next.” After having lived four years inside this “next world” I wonder if we can say with certainty what kind of a portal 2020 was? Has whatever was supposed to have metamorphosed done so?