A deep dive into daring works of fiction and poetry, which use screenshots, diagrams, and scientific slides that talk back to the text
Brais Lamela's debut uncovers buried histories of fascist Spain and, in the process, reveals the machinery of storytelling itself
An excerpt from NO SUCH THING AS MONDAY by Siân Hughes, recommended by Stephen McCauley
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SupportLuke Kennard’s Booker shortlisted BLACK BAG is being touted as a novel about male loneliness, but at its heart is a labor discussion that goes far beyond gender
Pregnancy is undeniably personal, but the decision to have children is deeply impacted by community
Electroconvulsive therapy caused me to lose memories, including how I stopped having suicidal intent
Enjoy absorbing fiction from Recommended Reading every Monday and strange, diverting work from The Commuter every Wednesday.
An excerpt from NO SUCH THING AS MONDAY by Siân Hughes, recommended by Stephen McCauley
"Joon-ho," flash fiction from HOT FRUIT by Erinrose Mager
An excerpt from THIS VITAL ABSENCE by Sophia Veltfort, recommended by Rachel Cohen
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