An Interview with Anjali Enjeti
Hasanthika Sirisena and Anjali Enjeti discuss how Enjeti researched, crafted, and published her debut novel, The Parted Earth, out now from Hub City Press.
Hasanthika Sirisena and Anjali Enjeti discuss how Enjeti researched, crafted, and published her debut novel, The Parted Earth, out now from Hub City Press.
“The narrator’s voice is earnest and haunted”: Joshua Bodwell on why he loves Andrew Porter’s “River Dog.”
J.T. Bushnell considers how Lori Ostlund’s debut story collection, The Bigness of the World, filled as it is with “godless homosexuals scattered across the globe” would have likely pleased Flannery O’Connor, whose own work is “unapologetically regional and almost dogmatically Catholic.” Ostlund, who won the Flannery O’Connor Prize for Short Fiction last year, writes of the mystery beneath our outer trappings, an underlying truth that binds the two writers in common cause.
