
In our morning reading: thoughts on L’Rain’s new album, Miles Klee revisits Orson Welles, and more.

In our morning reading: thoughts on L’Rain’s new album, Miles Klee revisits Orson Welles, and more.

Where, exactly, can you find the dividing line between a ghost story and a story about ghosts? In her new collection Here in the Night, Rebecca Turkewitz explores that fascinating boundary. There are moments that stray into the uncanny here, for sure, but Turkewitz also explores the effects of ghost stories and local folklore on her characters, leading to moments that illustrate just how tales of the uncanny can have similar effects to the uncanny itself. I spoke with her about her collection, her own experiences with folktales, and what’s next for her.

In our morning reading: Fiona Maazel on Hilary Leichter’s new novel, literary haunted houses, and more.

In our morning reading: an interview with Jiordan Castle, writing by Ben Purkert, and more.

In our afternoon reading: new writing from Sarah Rose Etter, fiction by Rebecca Turkewitz, and more.

In our weekend reading: thoughts on Rebecca Turkewitz’s debut, Karen Lord on writing, and more.