The Refractions of Death and of Pandemic in “How High We Go In The Dark” – Chicago Review of Books

The Refractions of Death and of Pandemic in “How High We Go In The Dark” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] What is there to say when you are confronted by a dying loved one in the midst of a pandemic? Most of us have more than likely had to answer that question more frequently, courtesy of COVID-19. Sequoia Nagamatsu’s debut novel, How High We Go In The Dark, tackles this issue, through a different … Read more

Invisible Lives in “High as the Waters Rise” – Chicago Review of Books

Invisible Lives in “High as the Waters Rise” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] Burning Worlds is Amy Brady’s monthly column dedicated to examining how contemporary literature interrogates issues of climate change, in partnership with Yale Climate Connections. Subscribe to her monthly newsletter to get “Burning Worlds” and other writing about art and climate change delivered straight to your inbox. As mainstream media outlets become (slightly) better at covering climate change, their … Read more