“What matters is precisely this; the unspoken at the edge of the spoken”
Virginia Woolf
Book Review: If I Had Your Face by Frances Cha
The question of what a woman should look like is part of the much larger issue of how the body is a function of capitalist society, and vice versa…
Book Review: Lucia Berlin’s A Manual for Cleaning Women
Grief, addiction, romance, abuse, neglect, hope, joy, and always, beyond all else, love—these are the stories that Lucia Berlin seeks to tell…
Book Review: Girls Burn Brighter by Shobha Rao
Following Poornima and Savitha as they search for each other is like watching a child reach for the moon and actually touch it. It feels both hopeless and hopeful, as if you want to believe in something you know is impossible…
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