Celebrating The Mystery of How Language Courses Through The Body: An Interview with Ae Hee Lee

Celebrating The Mystery of How Language Courses Through The Body: An Interview with Ae Hee Lee

[ad_1] Born in South Korea, raised in Peru, and currently living in the United States, Ae Hee Lee is a citizen of the world, and of the word; and that’s reflected in Asterism, which was selected by the esteemed John Murillo for the 2022 Dorset Prize. It’s indicative of the collection that an asterism is … Read more

The Mystery of Consciousness in “The Apple in the Dark” – Chicago Review of Books

The Mystery of Consciousness in “The Apple in the Dark” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] We like to think we are masters of our bodies and minds and, for the most part, we possess total agency and comprehension of our thoughts and actions. This assumption is embedded so thoroughly in our society that it seems unnecessary to even observe it.  But that is exactly what the legendary Brazilian writer … Read more

Ancient Lands and New Wounds in the “Cash Murder Mystery Series” – Chicago Review of Books

Ancient Lands and New Wounds in the “Cash Murder Mystery Series” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] Marcie Rendon’s mystery novels simultaneously inform and entertain readers, presenting current Native American issues through her heroine’s efforts to solve crimes perpetrated against society’s more vulnerable members in the early 1970s. When the Cash Blackburn series’ third volume opens, a body surfaces in the Red River Valley’s meltwater; the spring floodwaters on this North … Read more