It’s soothing, it’s enraging, it’s melodic, it’s grating––it’s poetry. For an array of feelings all in... Read More

Editor-in-Chief Matt Sutherland Interviews Elizabeth Marshall Thomas, Author of The Hidden Life of Life Necessarily, reviewers and savvy readers of nonfiction hone an ability to quickly take measure of a book to decide whether it... Read More

Scissors, Paper, Stone Martha K. Davis Red Hen Press Softcover $16.95 (312pp) 978-1-59709-046-9 Buy: IndieBound, Amazon A compelling family drama resonant with feminist and queer issues, Martha K. Davis’s Scissors, Paper, Stone neatly... Read More

MET Pairs Art with Poetry in Stunning New Children’s Book World Make Way: New Poems Inspired by Art from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, edited by Lee Bennett Hopkins, is a compilation of eighteen works of art from The Metropolitan... Read More

Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers Explores Sci-Fi and Speculative Fiction with Bethany Morrow, Novelist of MEM. If you like your fiction buttoned-up and linear, get out your ten-foot pole—Bethany Morrow is not your kind of novelist. Her new... Read More

The Bologna Children’s Book Fair (BCBF) just held its 55th annual event at the Fiere Exhibition Center just a few blocks from the University of Bologna, considered to be the oldest university in the Western world (11th century). China... Read More

Downdrift An Eco-Fiction Johanna Drucker Three Rooms Press Softcover $15.95 (256pp) 978-1-941110-61-4 Buy: IndieBound, Amazon Humans “imagine every adoption of their behaviors to be an advancement. I see it otherwise, as downdrift, the... Read More

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