Laura CitinoinThe CoilStructural Risks: On Mona Houghton's 'Frottage & Even As We Speak'In the wake of disasters, Houghton's novellas illustrate how to cope: accept that the world today is not how you left it yesterday.7 min read·Jul 7, 2018----
Laura CitinoinThe CoilThe Only Woman You Can Truly Know: On Desiree Cooper's 'Know the Mother'Cooper's stories of womanhood and motherhood touch on survival, defense, intergenerational wisdom, and what it means to be visible.5 min read·Jul 3, 2018----
Laura CitinoinThe CoilOn Garth Greenwell’s ‘What Belongs to You’Greenwell’s novel draws us into its world of shame and desire, love and invasion, and witnessing as a form of caring.5 min read·Sep 23, 2017----
Laura CitinoinThe CoilOn Jeff Fearnside’s ‘Making Love While Levitating Three Feet in the Air’Fearnside’s collection, while sometimes uneven, touches on the promise of flight for everyday people from their everyday lives.6 min read·Aug 14, 2017----
Laura CitinoinThe CoilOn Randa Jarrar’s ‘Him, Me, Muhammad Ali’Jarrar’s story collection is delightfully voice-driven and conversational, punctuated by sharp wisecracks and blunt puns.5 min read·Jul 25, 2017----
Laura CitinoinThe CoilOn Ben Tanzer’s ‘Be Cool’In Ben Tanzer’s humble memoir, living sincerely is the more dangerous thing, and truth sneaks up on us.6 min read·Nov 10, 2016----