“The Body Is a Threshold”
A review of Claudia Rankine's Citizen: An American Lyric The post “The Body Is a Threshold” appeared first on The Brooklyn Quarterly.
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A review of Em and the Big Hoom by Jerry Pinto The post The City Inside appeared first on The Brooklyn Quarterly.
View ArticleDude, What Are You Looking At?
A review of WATCHLIST: 32 SHORT STORIES BY PERSONS OF INTEREST The post Dude, What Are You Looking At? appeared first on The Brooklyn Quarterly.
View ArticleReview: Dear Committee Members
Julie Schumacher deftly transforms the humble letter of recommendation into a legitimate novelistic vehicle, says Keija Parssinen. The post Review: Dear Committee Members appeared first on The Brooklyn...
View ArticleReview: No Book But the World
Leah Hager Cohen's fifth novel is a meditation on education—particularly, a child’s path out of the fog of innocence. The post Review: No Book But the World appeared first on The Brooklyn Quarterly.
View ArticleNarratives on drug cartels: When violence becomes a business expense
A review of three journalistic works on Latin American drug trafficking. The post Narratives on drug cartels: When violence becomes a business expense appeared first on The Brooklyn Quarterly.
View ArticleThe Self in Science Fiction
A Review of Unbearable Splendor by Sun Yung Shin The post The Self in Science Fiction appeared first on The Brooklyn Quarterly.
View ArticleRadical Mindfulness
What do we lose by separating mindfulness from Buddhism? The post Radical Mindfulness appeared first on The Brooklyn Quarterly.
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