Emotional Workings of the Human Heart: A Review of “A Distant Heart” by Sonali Dev
What boundaries will parents cross to secure their child’s life?
An Intellectual Carnival: A review of “Chicago Renaissance” by Liesl Olson
Olson’s most remarkable accomplishment, among many in this extraordinary book, is that she allows the reader to feel the thrill in creation.
Lit Top 5: January 2018
Literary readings, discussions and celebrations to kick off 2018.
America on Air and Screen: A Review of the “Big Ideas in Popular Culture” Anthology
“There are any number of times during the interminable two hours and seventeen minutes of running time when I felt like my soul would shrivel up and die.”
Radical Black Feminism for Now: A Review of “How We Get Free” by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
The history of black feminism in the United States and the relevance of the Combahee River Collective’s mission
