Books In Review: A novel about centuries of Jewish-Christian relations James Carroll tells a story of faith, reason, and freedom. by Philip L. Blackwell December 17, 2018
Books In Review: American houses built on sand Barbara Kingsolver shows that without truth, foundations crumble. by LaVonne Neff October 16, 2018
Books In Review: The ghosts and the not-yet-dead Jesmyn Ward’s novel is a descent into hell on earth. I couldn't put it down. by David Crowe September 24, 2018
Books In Review: Anjali Sachdeva is wise, insightful, and just getting started In Sachdeva's debut story collection, magical realism meets a keen eye for character. by Christina Bieber Lake August 9, 2018
Books In Review: The talented Tara Isabella Burton In Burton's debut novel, Louise and Lavinia represent the possibility that compulsive self-disclosure is a form of self-concealment. by Benjamin J. Dueholm July 5, 2018
Books In Review: A writer’s careful, surprising attention J. D. Daniels writes beautiful letters to no one. They aren't for everyone. by Isaac Anderson June 13, 2018
Books The coming-of-age novel comes of age If old age is another country, three novelists are exploring not just the peaks and valleys but also the rough places in between. by Shirley Hershey Showalter June 11, 2018
Books In Review: Is Jamie Quatro’s novel really about marital infidelity? Maybe Fire Sermon is more fundamentally a parable about religion. by Amy Peterson May 23, 2018
Books In Review: A life worth living, but for how long? In their new novels, Dara Horn and Chloe Benjamin play with themes of mortality and free will. by Rachel Marie Stone May 11, 2018