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“But now, with her eighth novel, Riley might finally have broken free of her phantoms.”
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“In emergency medicine, triage prioritizes care for the mortally wounded and injured first.”
“The author always insists on the enduring humanity of his displaced subject—even when they aren’t human.”
“Unless it isn’t.’ Does generic category matter any longer when approaching Rankine’s books?”
“… Here Where We Live Is Our Country denies any narrative defined by victimhood, particularly one that suggests hopelessness as an essential theme of Jewish existence.”
“Lit Hub Daily July 6, 2026 What makes a literary adaptation good?”
“Like Open Throat , Etna excels as a keenly wrought hypothesis about not only how its chosen creature would perceive the world and its dangers, but also how those perceptions can be adapted to fiction.”
“For all its characteristic restraint and formal diligence, Killing Spree is a book that wants to make noise, to cut through the dead air with cries of grief and rage, undoing our own savage torpor.”
“It’s no mystery why: The nation furnished a narrative that such a monumental insurrection was enacted nearly exclusively by Zionist youth militias.”
“Crabapple reorients this tale toward the truth, gifting her readers a compass for their exploration of the past, and a rallying cry for battling the oppressors of now.” –Daniel Felsenthal on Molly Crabapple’s Here Where We Live Is Our Country: The Story of the Jewish Bund ( The New Republic ) “What is Triage , novel, memoir, work of criticism, or every form all at once?”
“Graham knows that it might make no difference; poetry, as we are often reminded, makes nothing happen.”
“* “ Etna , Paul Yoon’s third novel, is the latest addition to the modern animal-in-peril narrative: the story of a military dog named Etna who is snatched up and discarded in the course of a human war.”
“He might well ask his readers the same thing.”