Reviews & Interviews

Paris Review

• “Was Holly Golightly Bisexual?” 2018

Goodreads:

• Interview with Karen Thompson Walker, 2019

Broadly (VICE)

• “Why America Is So Obsessed with Dead Girls,” 2018

Tin House

• Tin House — “On Anna Maria Ortese’s The Iguana,” in Tin House vol. 20, num. 1

Literary Hub

• “Silent Spring Is More than a Scientific Landmark: It’s Literature,” 2018

Los Angeles Review of Books

• “Rich White People Problems, or My Year of Rest and Relaxation,” 2018

Southern Humanities Review

• Sing, Unburied, Sing by Jesmyn Ward – November 2017

Ploughshares

• “When Rap Spoke Straight to God by Erica Dawson,” 2018
• Nomadland by Jessica Bruder – December 2017
• The Living Infinite by Chantel Acevedo – December 2017

Earth Island Journal

• “Lives on the Vulnerable Edge,” 2018

BookBrowse

• Beautiful Country Burn Again by Ben Fountain, 2018
• Heartland by Sarah Smarsh, 2018
• The Map of Salt and Stars 2018

Entropy

• “Terri Witek Creates a New Language for the Body in The Rape Kit,” March 2018

Book Riot

• How to Become an Audiobook Narrator: An Interview with Noah Michael Levine, 2017

Airport Revenue News

• “Three Questions with Firehouse Subs’ Greg Delks,” 2018
• “Three Questions with Lise D’Andrea, President and CEO of CSE,” 2018

As of 2018, I no longer take unsolicited book review requests. This means that I usually contact PR departments to get books that I want. I would rather not field requests from individual authors. I’m a grouch and difficult to please. What if I don’t like your book? That would be super awkward.

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