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Review by Justine Pechuzal Sadiqa de Meijer’s essay collection In the Field begins with loss—that of a writer’s cherished notebook—and thus frames a series of investigations into the finite. The scope is broad: from a medical student questioning the…

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Review by Emily Webber Growing up with the Genesis story, Eve was always framed as either a cautionary example or the root of all human suffering, but B.K. O’Connor’s novel, Eve, takes a different path. From the start, the…

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Reviewed by Susan Blumberg-Kason The written Chinese character for “mouth” is a square. It’s also included in more complex characters for words like “eat”, “drink”, “breathe”, and “cry”, all words central to the necessities of life. In her recent…

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Edited by Melissa Joplin Higley New and forthcoming books (listed by publication date). Elizabeth O’Rourke, Rewoven in the Dew, Kelsay Books, June 2026, poetry Rewoven in the Dew explores shades of what life asks of us when we…

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Curated by Melissa Joplin Higley On our Bookshelf this month, books by Elizabeth Metzger, Preeti Parikh, Jo Pitkin, Erin Miller Reid, Linda Scheller, Suzanne Sherman, Avia Tadmor. Jo Pitkin, Village: Recession, Finishing Line Press, August 2026, poetry In…

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