
In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Constance Debré’s new book, an interview with Sara Levine, and more.

In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Constance Debré’s new book, an interview with Sara Levine, and more.

In our afternoon reading: an interview with A.S. Hamrah, pondering two dystopian novels, and more.

In our weekend reading: an interview with Selah Saterstrom, checking in with Um, Jennifer? and more.

In our morning reading: an interview with Kate Briggs, musical recommendations from Nightshift, and more.

In our afternoon reading: thoughts on books by Isle McElroy and Justin Torres, an interview with Dan Sinykin, and more.

In our morning reading: an interview with Sadie Hartmann, exploring the world of book blurbs, and more.

I’ve long followed the work of both Joe Meno and Dan Sinker — the former via his numerous books, the latter via his work as a writer and editor. So when an email showed up in my inbox with the news that Meno and Sinker were collaborating on a new project, Question Mark, Ohio, I was intrigued. The project, a serialized narrative about an Ohio town where objects are mysteriously disappearing, kicks off today on Instagram, with further updates taking place beginning on April 25 on the town’s website. I spoke with Meno and Sinker about the project’s genesis, their collaboration, and the art of the narrative.

In our morning reading: interviews with Lincoln Michel and Tamsyn Muir, the world of cartoon influencers, and more.