When ‘The Spot,” his fourth collection of short stories featuring his usual suspects of down-and-outs and troubled souls, was released …
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When ‘The Spot,” his fourth collection of short stories featuring his usual suspects of down-and-outs and troubled souls, was released …
John Blair’s poems offer readers structured forms, vibrant images, and a propulsive energy. In return, they ask for sustained attention …
In ‘System of Ghosts,” Lindsay Tigue blends the past and the present and the communal and the personal in poems …
While his debut novel, ‘Private Citizens,’ is being hailed as a defining book for the millennial generation, Tony Tulathimutte didn’t …
For those readers interested in an exegesis of the genealogy included in Gospel of Matthew, most would turn to theologians …
Three best-selling authors have come together to write ‘The Forgotten Room,” a novel about three women united by one iconic …
Donn Behnke isn’t a great writer, and it shows. He is a great coach, though, and that most definitely shows. …
When Iowa graduate Daniel Raeburn met his wife at a party, he was stuck in an extended adolescence, as he …
As Nazi atrocities threatened the Jews of Europe, members of the American Jewish community were deeply divided over ways to …
‘The Houseguest,” Kim Brooks’ debut novel, began as a story of characters the author loosely based on her grandparents. The …
Margo Jefferson’s memoir, ‘Negroland,” grew out of several intersecting impulses. First, the Pulitzer Prize-winning theater and book critic and author …
In her memoir, ‘Negroland,’ Margo Jefferson describes the hard won but tenuous position of upper echelon black families in the …
Set in Western Iowa at the end of World War I, Michelle Hoover’s second novel, ‘Bottomland,’ is the story of …
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