The power of Ann Petry: “the issues . . . she faces resonate with our times”
For @LAReviewofBooks, @HayleyHPhelan zeroes in on what makes Shirley Jackson's fiction so eerily pertinent: "In her work, the real evil isn’t violence or supernatural hauntings. It’s complacency."
New exhibitions humanize three twentieth century writers
John O’Hara in the 1930s: “he habitually told Americans the truth about themselves”
Carol Emshwiller, “Pelt”
Forthcoming: Fall 2019
