Review: Vanishing Monuments by John Elizabeth Stintzi
Multiplicity is the point. Review by Nathan Thomas At the newspaper where I worked in college, we were taught that...
Multiplicity is the point. Review by Nathan Thomas At the newspaper where I worked in college, we were taught that...
Find Your Medicine And Use It Nahko and Medicine for the People: A band with music so sunny it could...
Power of the Song This May Be The Last Time documents history of Muscogee hymns Review by Elena McLaughlin Stereotypical...
A Friend of Dorothy No Place Like Home weaves a literary love story Review by Alex Dzurick Several years ago,...
Shrouded By The Dark Woods Unnatural Habitats and Other Stories offers Ozark noir served warm Review by Elizabeth Prentice Angela...
Hard Truths Deciphering riddles of existence through Mark McKee’s fourth book of poetry Review by Aarik Danielson Marc McKee’s voice,...
Time to Rebuild A slim, lyrical memoir deconstructs our idea of borders, connectedness and charitable aid Review by Phil Brown...
Two Roadmaps, One Planet There are two diverging paths to handling environmental problems. Do we understand the solutions well...
Deceit in the Sunflower State The first adult novel from Kansas City author Amy Engel Review by Marcus Williams Amy...
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Review: Cindi Mayweather ascends
Monáe emerges triumphant and euphoric in the hand-clapping final track, “Americans,” just as Jane gets through to Zen and they escape together. She belongs here, Monáe sings, even with the country’s history of sexism and homophobia and of seeing “my color before my vision.”