Gisèle Lewis
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A decade-long resident of Florida, Gisèle Lewis writes about art, our relationships with memories, and volunteering with a local refugee community. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in the Baltimore Review, Saw Palm, Pirene’s Fountain, and other places. Her interviews with women readers appear at giselelewis.com.
5 entries by Gisèle Lewis
Aquarium
By Yaara Shehori; translated by Todd Hasak-Lowy
A reclusive deaf family grapples with ableism, isolation, and a life-altering secret.
Bedtrick
By Jinny Webber
An immersive tale of sexual identity and disguise in Shakespearean London.
A Good Ending for Bad Memories
By Vailes Shepperd
A Black family weathers its matriarch’s identity disorder in this mesmerizing debut.
What Passes as Love: A Novel
By Trisha R. Thomas
An escaped slave navigates the white world in a suspenseful bid for freedom.
Aquarium: A Novel
By Yaara Shehori; translated by Todd Hasak-Lowy
A reclusive deaf family grapples with ableism, isolation, and a life-altering secret.