Lisa Cupolo’s debut book, Have Mercy on Us, won the W.S. Porter Prize for short story collections. The ten stories are a rich exploration of … Read More
Reworking, adaptation, reconsideration. There is always an appeal to mining the Ancient Greek poets for a timely retelling. Most recently—with the likes of Madeleine Miller’s … Read More
Already a finalist for the Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Fellowship, as well as a co-host of The Poet Salon podcast, it’s hard … Read More
I’d like to ask Kevin Maloney if he’s familiar with “Return of the Grievous Angel,” the Gram Parsons’ song with themes of wandering, life on … Read More
Everyone has those moments in their lives that didn’t turn out the way they thought they might. Whether by making the wrong choice or saying … Read More
With the publication of her first memoir, Burn the Place, Michelin-starred chef Iliana Regan carved a space for herself between the culinary world and the literary … Read More
No book has influenced how I approach book reviews more than Craft in the Real World by Matthew Salesses. The book challenges the lens many … Read More
A man is offered the opportunity to partake in an exclusive, subscription-based eating club for those who wish to dine on human flesh. But he … Read More
The threat posed by technocratic fascism has played out in real time on the timelines of social media users in recent months. Whether we’re sharing … Read More
