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BooksSarah Blake's Naamah Is the Feminist Bible Retelling We Need in 2019By Bridey HeingApril 9, 2019Rating7.5
BooksA Family Recipe Sparks Fantastical Drama in Helen Oyeyemi's GingerbreadBy Bridey HeingMarch 15, 2019Rating8.5
BooksSci-Fi from a Distant Planet Hits Home: The Humanity of Charlie Jane Anders' The City in the Middle of the NightBy Josh JacksonFebruary 19, 2019Rating8.2
BooksElizabeth McCracken's Bowlaway Brings Mystery and Magic to a Bowling AlleyBy Bridey HeingFebruary 12, 2019Rating9.0
BooksMiddle Eastern Mythology and Palace Intrigue Come to Life in S.A. Chakraborty's The Kingdom of CopperBy Josh JacksonJanuary 28, 2019Rating8.5
BooksA Virus Plunges Victims into a Deep Sleep in Karen Thompson Walker's The DreamersBy Bridey HeingJanuary 17, 2019Rating8.5
BooksShocking DNA Test Results Kickstart Dani Shapiro's Gripping MemoirBy Bridey HeingJanuary 15, 2019Rating9.0
BooksSamanta Schweblin's Mouthful of Birds Solidifies Her Delightful, Unsettling VoiceBy Bridey HeingJanuary 10, 2019Rating8.0
BooksForget Hogwarts: Education Is Agony in the Russian Fantasy Novel Vita NostraBy B. David ZarleyNovember 30, 2018Rating8.0
BooksA Man Died in Mikita Brottman's Apartment Building, and She Attempts to Solve the Case in An Unexplained DeathBy Bridey HeingNovember 15, 2018Rating8.0
BooksShelley Jackson's Riddance Reveals We're Closer to Ghosts—and to Death—Than We RealizeBy B. David ZarleyOctober 26, 2018
BooksThe NFL Is America’s True Empire, and Big Game Proves It’s CrumblingBy B. David ZarleyOctober 17, 2018
BooksPhilip Pullman's Daemon Voices Uncovers Exhaustion Hiding in the Fiction ForestBy B. David ZarleyOctober 1, 2018
BooksIn Washington Black, Esi Edugyan Reveals the Highs and Horrors of ScienceBy B. David ZarleySeptember 24, 2018
BooksCorey Brettschneider's Book Shows What Life Is Like When a President Actually Respects the ConstitutionBy B. David ZarleySeptember 20, 2018
BooksSurvivors of Hate Crimes Give Their Testimonies in American HateBy B. David ZarleyAugust 29, 2018
BooksIn Judas, Astrid Holleeder Puts Her Murderous Brother Behind BarsBy B. David ZarleyAugust 27, 2018
BooksWith William Gibson’s Archangel, Audible Translates a Graphic Novel into a Radio PlayBy Alexis GundersonAugust 20, 2018
BooksThe Apocalypse Is Personal in Ling Ma's SeveranceBy B. David ZarleyAugust 16, 2018
TVDespite the Title, Amazon's New Mystery Is Not "Agatha Christie's" Ordeal by InnocenceBy Amy GlynnAugust 9, 2018Rating7.8