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BLOOMERS AT LARGE: “Fiction at Its Most Novel”
by Vicraj Gill Feminist scholar Lynne Segal’s Out of Time: The Pleasures and Perils of Ageing is just out from Verso Books, and Guernica has an excerpt—“All the Selves We Have Been.” “Aging encompasses...
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BLOOMERS AT LARGE: “What the Greats Have in Common”
by Vicraj Gill At the New York Times, Julie Bosman writes about the latest novel from Chris Pavone, who debuted at 43 with The Expats (2012). The Accident is a thriller set in the publishing world—an...
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BLOOMERS AT LARGE: At a Theater Near You
Film adaptations of popular books have been in the spotlight in the last twelve months. Emily Donoghue’s Room and late-bloomer Michael Punke’s The Revenant: A Novel of Revenge were both made into films...
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My Homecoming, On My Own Terms: Q & A with Judith Turner-Yamamoto
by Martha Anne Toll Judith Turner-Yamamoto’s accomplished novel, Loving the Dead and Gone, is a beautifully rendered story of love and longing. The book opens with a fatal car accident that makes...
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