Plastic Emotions review – finding the architect lost to history
A trailblazing architect and forgotten feminist icon is illuminated in Shiromi Pinto’s lyrical tale. Continue reading Plastic Emotions review – finding the architect lost to history
Category: Fiction
July Fiction Preview
As we get into the heart of the summer, things are heating up here at Turnaround (sorry), so it’s time for another scorching (sorry again) list of literary fiction! Continue reading July Fiction Preview
Ducks, Newburyport – July Book of the Month
The fact that Lucy Ellmann’s Ducks, Newburyport is the first of our July Books of the Month. Continue reading Ducks, Newburyport – July Book of the Month
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Whiskey When We’re Dry – July Book of the Month
Outlaws, gunfights, alcohol, found families and queer romance – our second July Book of the Month has it all. Continue reading Whiskey When We’re Dry – July Book of the Month
Pride Month: Graphic Novel Reading
Make this pride month extra queer with a fab LGBT+ graphic novel. Continue reading Pride Month: Graphic Novel Reading
Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
We interviewed Alex DiFrancesco about slang, superstorms and their new post-apocalyptic novel All City. Continue reading Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
June Fiction Preview
Our first batch of fiction for the summer is here! Continue reading June Fiction Preview
Juliet the Maniac by Juliet Escoria review – a sharp representation of fraught adolescence
Juliet the Maniac is a fragmented document of prescriptions and pills, intimate friendships and crises. Continue reading Juliet the Maniac by Juliet Escoria review – a sharp representation of fraught adolescence
May Fiction Preview
Welcome to May! Check out our offering of fiction for this month. Continue reading May Fiction Preview
It’s Gone Dark Over Bill’s Mother’s by Lisa Blower review – a stirring collection of working-class stories
Rain clouds gather in stories of hope and hardship written from the margins. Continue reading It’s Gone Dark Over Bill’s Mother’s by Lisa Blower review – a stirring collection of working-class stories