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Muñoz's stories are peopled by furtive figures who grapple with survival and loss. His most stunning depiction, however, is of the Central Valley itself

Muñoz's stories are peopled by furtive figures who grapple with survival and loss. His most stunning depiction, however, is of the Central Valley itself

In Animal Joy, poet and psychoanalyst Nuar Alsadir explores the nature of laughter and how it can tap into our unconscious.

Carmen Giménez, Graywolf’s new executive director, wants to search for writers wherever “people are talking or thinking, or being creative or having a voice.”

Gail See, a Minneapolis-area bookseller for many years and a leader in Minnesotas literary community, who served as president of the ABA board from 1984-1986, has died at age 94.

The Blacksburg, Va.-based press has named two staff members copublishers after its cofounder and publisher, Carmen Giménez, was hired away by Graywolf Press.

NONFICTION: Charles Baxters sparkling essays examine how writers build powerful fiction.

Whether you celebrate the Fourth of July, Juneteenth, or both, let these books inspire your quest for independence.

Fiona McCrae reflects on how a struggling small press became a literary powerhouse.

Of all the 2022 releases from The Mary Sue Book Club and other featured novels on Libby. Here are my favorite three reads this year, so far.