Tonic and Balm, by Stephanie Allen
“There is more to this show than we are wont to imagine.” Christi Craig reviews Stephanie Allen’s debut novel, Tonic and Balm.
“There is more to this show than we are wont to imagine.” Christi Craig reviews Stephanie Allen’s debut novel, Tonic and Balm.
“The news constantly provided me more examples of the kind of misogynist violence that makes my blood burn”: Rosalie Morales Kearns chats with Lynn Kanter about writing her new novel, Kingdom of Women, just published by Jaded Ibis Press.
Ellen Prentiss Campbell reviews the most recent release from feminist press Shade Mountain Press.
Eleanor J. Bader calls Lynn Kanter’s third novel, Her Own Vietnam, “a cogent rebuttal to politicians who wax poetic about the glory and honor of war and militarism.”
Maureen O’Brien talks to Robin Parks about the rules for writing a good short story, searching for fact in fiction, and creating a cohesive collection.
