Minneapolis. Coffee House Press. 2018. 232 pages.
Part family history, part lost love story, and mostly memoirish novel, Verónica Gerber Bicecci’s experiment with fragmented narrative augmented by ill…
Christina MacSweeney
San Francisco. Two Lines Press. 2017. 256 pages. Elvira Navarro’s latest novel hinges largely on two questions: How do we know we’re being told the truth, and how does that lack of certainty influence…
Minneapolis. Coffee House Press. 2015. 195 pages. The Story of My Teeth is the third book of Mexican-born Valeria Luiselli, who lives in New York City. Except for the last chapter, the story…
