Any Person Is the Only Self
A generous collection of essays on reading, writing, and the quiet pleasures of literary life.
8 books
By Elisa Gabbert
A generous collection of essays on reading, writing, and the quiet pleasures of literary life.
By Anne de Marcken
I finished reading this book more than a week ago and it keeps running loops inside my mind, its eyes glazed over, its arms outstretched before it.
By Caoilinn Hughes
Four sisters, three PhDs, and a family quietly coming apart.
By Annie Jacobsen
A cinematic glimpse at nuclear war that hurtles forward without ever losing sight of the people in its path.
By Jesse Ball
In this society of interchangeable robes, telescreens and plastic trays, the machinery of state violence is described with frightening precision.
By Marianne Brooker
Her mother chose to die and Marianne Brooker documented the process, surreal and mundane as may be, into a perfectly composed essay.
By S.H. Fernando Jr.
A singular, mischievous and meticulous artist, carefully unpacked.
By Miranda July
A novel bursting with desire that mostly goes unconsumed; a midlife crisis in a motel room.