Articles
Read, Listen, Watch, and Write
by E. D. Rich Rage is all the rage. Contained rage, unleashed rage, the tiny bubbles of simmering rage rising to the surface becoming a full boil. We love to read it. The character who […]
Month: April 2026
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Why debut novels are so special, and what we can learn from them
by Sara Foster Revisiting my debut novel fifteen years later, as it’s republished in a new format and for the first time in the US, has been a fascinating chance to reflect on how far […]
Interviews
Two Eras: A Conversation with Delgado and Dovalpage
Anjanette Delgado (Santurce, 1967) writes about sexile, uprootedness, and social justice. Winner of an Emmy Award for her human-interest journalism, she is the author of the novels The Heartbreak Pill (Atria, 2008) and The Clairvoyant of Calle Ocho (Penguin Random House, […]
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WHEN FICTION STARTS TO FEEL TOO REAL
by Avanti Centrae I never want to see the nightmares that my antagonists dream come true. Lately, real-world headlines have been echoing scenes straight out of my latest thriller — the one featuring Bijan “Renoir” […]
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What’s the point of spy novels?
By James Wolff It’s an oft-repeated line that people read spy novels in order to make sense of the world. Who could blame anyone for wanting a little help? The world we live in is […]