A Life of Books with Nicholas Mancusi, author of ‘A Philosophy of Ruin’
In A Philosophy of Ruin, the debut novel by Nicholas Mancusi, a philosophy professor questions his choices, what life is
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Getting personal and historical with ‘The Seven or Eight Deaths of Stella Fortuna’ author Juliet Grames
Juliet Grames has been thinking about Stella Fortuna for nearly her entire life. Well, sort of. The titular character of
Chris Rush’s art: then and now
Artist Chris Rush has had a lifetime of stories that teeter on fantasy. His recent memoir, The Light Years, covers
Inside Julie Langsdorf’s long journey to publishing ‘White Elephant’
Julie Langsdorf’s social satire White Elephant might be about a straight-and-arrow, quaint neighborhood, but the road she took to publishing
Etaf Rum’s ‘A Woman is No Man’ opens readers to a reality rarely seen on page
The family saga in Etaf Rum‘s A Woman is No Man isn’t meant to encapsulate the entire Arab-American experience. Instead,
Essayist T Kira Madden finds comfort in everything from childhood Nickelodeon shows to cooking soup
T Kira Madden cooks instead of meditates and isn’t really sure how much she’ll like eating out on her upcoming
Pitchaya Sudbanthad on the culture and history in ‘Bangkok Wakes to Rain’
In his debut novel, Bangkok Wakes to Rain, Pitchaya Sudbanthad threads together woven stories set in his birthplace to piece together a
