In our afternoon reading: fiction by Kate Axelrod, interviews with Nalo Hopkinson and Ryan Chapman, and more.
Books of the Month: April 2024
Was this edition of our monthly book preview column delayed by the earthquake? It wasn’t not delayed by the earthquake, if you know what we mean. We’re pretty excited about what this month has in store when it comes to books, including several new works by writers we’ve published in these very (virtual) pages. Read on for some suggestions for your spring reading.
Weekend Bites: Sam Lipsyte Interviewed, Kristen Roupenian, Literary Long Island, William Boyle, and More
In our weekend reading: interviews with Sam Lipsyte, reviews of books by Kristen Roupenian and William Boyle, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Jamel Brinkley Interviewed, Garth Greenwell Fiction, Kate Axelrod, Rob Hart’s Latest, and More
In our afternoon reading: an interview with Jamel Brinkley, new fiction by Garth Greenwell and Kate Axelrod, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Anna Burns, Will Oldham and Libraries, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kate Axelrod Fiction, Rob Spillman, and More
In our afternoon reading: Anna Burns has won the Man Booker Prize, new writing by Kate Axelrod, an excerpt of Jeff Jackson’s novel, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Eileen Chang Revisited, Joan Didion, Brian Evenson’s Nonfiction, Oneida’s Latest, and More
In our afternoon reading: thoughts on an Eileen Chang novel, fiction by Kate Axelrod, music by Oneida, and more.
Sunday Stories: “Both Joshes”
Both Joshes by Kate Axelrod It was the fall after Erica and I graduated from college and I was sleeping with two guys who were both named Josh. They were also both allergic to cats, but otherwise they were nothing alike. Josh Leviton was extremely earnest and always wanted to “talk things out” or “process” and Josh Kaye was so incapable of having a direct conversation and sharing anything about himself, it sort of seemed like he was on the […]
Morning Bites: Laird Hunt’s Latest, Kristine Ong Muslim, Kate Axelrod Fiction, Constance Ann Fitzgerald, and More
In our morning reading: thoughts on Laird Hunt’s new book, fiction by Kate Axelrod, television’s best villain, and more.