Those who choose to enter Morris Collins’ second novel, The Tavern at the End of History, should do so with a focused mind and a strong heart. It’s a philosophically complex, emotionally wrenching …

At the heart of True Failure are silhouettes of young adults today searching for meaning and purpose when milestones seem to elude them.

Ilana Masad interviews Katharine Coldiron about her new collection of essays, “Out There in the Dark.”

ABOUT THE BOOK Katharine Coldiron sees her life through a film projector. She watches  The Sound of Music  and observes that time is peculiarly preserved in a narrative film; she watc...

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Lindsey Drager writes beautiful books. If you don’t already know this, get thee to a book retailer immediately to discover it for yourself. Her fourth and most recent book, The Avian Hourglass, cam…

One need not have seen the film to appreciate the absurdity of a Nobel prize winner trying “to reason with a potato intent on drinking men’s blood and taking over the world.”

Law of the Letter asserts that the liminal space our language occupies is ruled less by uncertainty than by potential, and by sheer possibility.

One might not think the Taco Bell secret menu could be made tragic; trust Kyle Seibel, it can.

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