Reviews

Queen – Birgitta Trotzig

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Queen offers moments of undeniable power

The Abyss – Jeyamohan

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Pandaram is a kick down, kiss up kind of guy

three six five – Lucy Ives

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The book is an almost-living thing, asking the reader to meet it halfway

Steppe – Oksana Vasyakina

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The steppe’s scarred body makes history legible

Hurricane Envy – Sara Jaffe

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“What if this was my big story to tell, what if this was about me?”

White Moss – Anna Nerkagi

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Despite its often brutal themes, Nerkagi’s prose sings

Nymph – Stephanie LaCava

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Nymph is less about assassins or a cyberpunk future than about the long half-life of family

Baby in the Night – Kevin Sampsell

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Dad is so close, especially on the clear nights, that he seems touchable

The Home the Drowned – Elin Anna Labba

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Since their words weren’t enough, the people of the village set up a protest camp

On Eating – Alicia Kennedy

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The personal appetite is political