A recap of the books we’ve spotlighted in the past few days.
How to Dodge a Cannonball
By Dennard Dayle
This rollicking bildungsroman unfolds amid the Civil War.
A look at what’s steaming up the shelves this month.
V2: A Novel of World War II
By Robert Harris
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A smart, character-driven tale about the lies German rocket scientists once told themselves.
The pseudonymous writer discusses his fictional father's very real epic poem.
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This textbook-like volume isn’t for casual rabbit-outta-the-hat hobbyists.
Jubilee: A Novel
By Jennifer Givhan
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Despite a muddled beginning, this propulsive debut rewards persistent readers.
We don’t possess the hubris to declare certain books "the best." Instead, in no particular order, here are some of our most-loved titles of 2020, a year that can't end soon enough.
Full Throttle
By Joe Hill
Spanning different parts of the horror spectrum, this collection is worth a read.
Our Wild Calling
By Richard Louv
A persuasive, timely reminder that humans and non-humans are all in this thing together.
The online literary journal seeks later-blossoming writers.
