Book Review: Love After the End ed. Joshua Whitehead
Every single one of these stories offers hope as a form of resistance against everything terrible that was, is, and could be.
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Book Review: Waubgeshig Rice’s Moon of the Crusted Snow
For a people who have lost everything time and time again, this is just another chance to adapt, and this time, maybe reclaim the land stolen from them so long ago.
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Book Review: Harmony Holiday’s A Jazz Funeral for Uncle Tom
The poems themselves are dripping with images, with winding, wending sentences that pivot on certain words to twirl around fear, love, hate, and loss. Holiday wheels from Jim Crow to Justin Bieber, drawing from centuries of Black experience for her lyric and prose fragments.
Read MoreBook Review: Amina Gautier’s The Loss of All Lost Things
True to its title, The Loss of All Lost Things is a collection of short stories about various losses: of youth, of hope, of love, of relationships, of culture, of self.
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