Elijah Pasco
‘The Book of Records’ is so weighed down by the history it’s trying to...
The story of Walter Benjamin—20th century German literary critic and philosopher who won the hearts and minds of many theorists, writers, and readers—is a...
Megan Kamelei Kakimoto brings Native Hawaiian storytelling into the 21st century
Is the history of the exploited ever lost, or do we demand it be erased?
Linnea Axelsson, in her novel written completely in minimal verse,...
Vi Khi Nao’s philosophy on a difficult topic builds ‘an impossible bridge over an...
This review is of a book that deals with suicide and suicidal thoughts. If you or a loved one needs help or support, please...
In ‘Owlish,’ characters living under authoritarianism succumb to dissociation, alienation and doll-ification
A joke works like this: setup, punch line, humor.
The punch line is funny because it allows you to see the setup in a new...
Paul Yoon’s stories reflect the indefinite nature of Asian American diasporic life
What is it to be Asian American? It is a story that can only ever be continuously told, and that has no ending.
The oddities...
