by Mollie Weisenfeld
We highlight here the strength of the art that has come from immigrants—those who settled in the U.S., those who are dual citizens, and those who live in other countries Continue reading
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BLOOMERS AT LARGE: “Fiction at Its Most Novel”
by Vicraj Gill
At the LA Review of Books, Eric Obenauf . . . argues that future judges of literary awards should be more diverse with their choices, branching out beyond those titles published and venerated by mainstream venues. Continue reading
