Joshua Bennett’s criticism radically expands ideas of what it is to be alive in the world, reshuffling...

Hilarious, bombastic, electric, Jordan Cooper’s plays celebrate spectacle and explode conventions, mixing...

Steven Dunn’s fiction has no varnish, only the reporting of life in its dizzying plenitude. His narratives...

An engrossing storyteller, Tope Folarin crafts marvelous sentences that act as a clear pane of glass...

In the plays of Donnetta Lavinia Grays, verse, music, and ritual create a...

The poems of Marwa Helal are not only marvelously various in form, but emotionally epiphanic. We feel the...

Though the subject of Sarah Stewart Johnson’s work is Mars, the life in her brilliantly realized book...

Sylvia Khoury’s plays focus on the U.S. presence in Afghanistan and Pakistan, evoking grand geopolitical...

Informed by world events as well as ancient myths, Ladan Osman’s dazzling and incisive poetry creates...

Reveling in brevity and lushness, Xandria Phillips’s poems feel revolutionary: formally superb, but with a...