The Liar’s Dictionaryby Eley Williams
reviewed by Olive Fellows
Dictionaries tend to be utilitarian, unglamorous things—pulled off of a [...]
Whereaboutsby Jhumpa Lahiri
reviewed by Jennifer Kurdyla
After a while, terrified, I flee from the shadow of [...]
Infinite Countryby Patricia Engel
reviewed by Gina Isabel Rodriguez
Infinite Country is Colombian-American writer Patricia Engel’s masterful fourth book. [...]
Klara and the Sunby Kazuo Ishiguro
reviewed by Hamilton Cain
Ridley Scott’s stylish and unnerving Blade Runner was about synthetic [...]
I Live in the Slumsby Can Xue, translated by Karen Gernant and Chen Zeping
reviewed by Victoria Zhuang
Chinese experimental author Can Xue is like the Lady Gaga [...]
Out of Step with the Modern World: The Making of Shirley Hazzard’s Collected StoriesBrigitta Olubas talks to Harvard Review
Shirley Hazzard (1931–2016) wrote nonfiction, short stories, and several novels, [...]
Bring Me the Head of Quentin Tarantinoby Julián Herbert, translated by Christina MacSweeney
reviewed by Gabriel García Ochoa
Why read this review when you could be reading Julián [...]
Warp and Weftby David Ryan
1. A construction worker falls from the thirty-fourth floor of [...]
An Inventory of Lossesby Judith Schalansky, translated by Jackie Smith
reviewed by Erica X Eisen
Contrary to popular belief, conservation is not the arresting of [...]
Wild Swimsby Dorthe Nors, translated by Misha Hoekstra
reviewed by Gabriella Martin
“You can always withdraw a little bit further,” reads the [...]