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• BooksMaile Meloy Weaves Family Drama with Terror in Do Not Become AlarmedBy Steve Nathans-KellyJune 12, 2017
• BooksDennis Lehane Talks His New Boston Noir, Since We FellBy Steve Nathans-KellyMay 9, 2017
• BooksTrajectory Marks Richard Russo's Delightful Return to Short Stories and Academic FictionBy Steve Nathans-KellyMay 2, 2017
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• BooksTaylor Brown's Prose in The River of Kings is Reminiscent of Terrence MalickBy Steve Nathans-KellyMarch 24, 2017Rating9.3
• BooksColombia, Violence and Julianne Pachico's The Lucky OnesBy Steve Nathans-KellyMarch 23, 2017
• BooksNickolas Butler Talks Family Secrets and the Rust Belt in The Hearts of MenBy Steve Nathans-KellyMarch 10, 2017
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• BooksOne Man, Four Alternate Histories: Paul Auster's New Novel 4 3 2 1 Proves He's a Master of MetafictionBy Steve Nathans-KellyJanuary 31, 2017
• BooksJohn Edgar Wideman Investigates Louis Till's Execution in Writing to Save a LifeBy Steve Nathans-KellyNovember 17, 2016
• BooksFrancine Prose Weaves Cringe-Worthy Moments Around a Musical in Mister MonkeyBy Steve Nathans-KellyOctober 18, 2016
• BooksNell Zink Populates Her Pages with Enthralling Anarchists in NicotineBy Steve Nathans-KellyOctober 5, 2016Rating8.8
• BooksThe Literary Underground Railroad: Colson Whitehead and Others Reimagine HistoryBy Steve Nathans-KellySeptember 23, 2016
• BooksIn A Gentleman in Moscow, Amor Towles Creates a Spellbinding Frenzy Reminiscent of Alexandre DumasBy Steve Nathans-KellySeptember 16, 2016Rating9.0