The struggles facing millennials are only a part of a larger material struggle.
Reviews
Upright Women Wanted: by Sarah Gailey
Gailey’s ability to highlight the smallest ways women are restricted by patriarchal norms is deeply…
A Dream Come True: by Juan Carlos Onetti
With prose that in translation is wandering and aimless, the work does have something in…
Out of Darkness, Shining Light: by Petina Gappah
Gappah’s fiction overall celebrates the people history ignores.
Cleanness: by Garth Greenwell
Cleanness boldly and importantly explores actual gay sex in its full complex and compulsive nature.
Coventry: by Rachel Cusk
A deep-dive into seemingly otherwise mundane topics makes Coventry both engaging and deeply troubling, forcing…
A Very Stable Genius: by Philip Rucker and Carol Leonnig
A Very Stable Genius is a crash course reminder of all the horrible shit Trump…
The Sonic Episteme: by Robin James
James helpfully highlights the importance of meticulous listening as both a general form of resistance…
In the Land of Men: by Adrienne Miller
Being a woman in a culture of men is central to Adrienne Miller’s memoir.
The Bone Ships: by RJ Barker
A thrilling bit of high seas fantasy that sets the stage for what is doubtless…