Reviews

Love in Their Own Ways: A Review of THE VEIL BETWEEN TWO WORLDS by Christina Vo

Christina Vo’s new memoir, THE VEIL BETWEEN TWO WORLDS, explores how that path towards healing and self-love is never direct. 

The Memory Ruins: On Nathalie Handal’s Volo

Handal collapses the borders between surrealism and realism, the cinematic and the ordinary. And the use of repetition amplifies her global beats.

Review: Niloufar Talebi’s Self-Portrait in Bloom: Translation and Power

My country Iran has been in the U.S. news for decades. The American news whipsaws…

Voice Thundering: A Review of The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo

Back in middle school my boyfriend Carlos grabbed my hand right before the school bell…

Review: a slightly shifting stillness: Vi Khi Nao’s Sheep Machine

  00:43 It’s difficult to measure the active frequency of images that shift only slightly.…

REVIEW: I am the Person I Know Best: Jennifer Givhan’s Lifeline

Run. Being run. Run on asphalt. Being run on asphalt with old sneakers. Being run…