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Everyone But Me Wrote This

Anahi Molina September 5, 2023

On McKenzie Wark's Love and Money, Sex and Death

GenderLit World

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Many Years of Nowhere Behind Us

By Aida A. Hozić May 1, 2023

Your novel is for refugees like us, people who move forward because we have nowhere else to go.

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City of God

By Rosa Boshier González November 21, 2022

There is still so much gesture in Los Angeles, so much movement, so much of the divine that you could have written a hundred more books about the grotesque and the holy here.

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If an American Cannot Speak Arabic

By Raaza Jamshed October 4, 2022

There is a particular kind of angst, a wanting and waiting, at the periphery of a language.

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With Matrilineage as a Map

By Eman Quotah August 1, 2022

Stories-within-stories is a classic Middle Eastern format with roots much deeper than The Arabian Nights. Your book marries these traditions and implodes them.

Family & Relationships

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Byrd Baylor, I Love You

By Sophie Lucido Johnson April 26, 2022

On taking charge of celebrations

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How to Inhabit the Word

By Nina Li Coomes April 4, 2022

Your book, In Sensorium, calls us to make work grounded in sensation: touch, taste, sound, sight, and smell.

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To Be Black and Restful on the Body of the Earth

By Amber Officer-Narvasa February 14, 2022

I wonder what it means for me to shape my body inside a lineage of men’s conquest, inside a received tradition of mastery over land and gender.

Arts & CultureBodies & Nature