“Call Me Shakbatina”
LeAnne Howe’s Shell Shaker
Rien Fertel
“Too Damn Mean to Cry”
A Harlem Renaissance look at the ruin of a man
A Lesson On Waiting
A Pox on All Their Houses
Valerie Martin's A Recent Martyr
Black and Blue
Between the covers with Steve Cannon
Can You Hear Me, Sergeant Blue?
A hard-boiled detective in an intergalactic world
Emma Wilson Emery
Louisiana’s first poet laureate was female—and vehemently anti-war
Fatima Shaik's The Mayor of New Orleans
"The novella is a critique of race, art, and politics that stings as much, if not more so, today than it did three decades ago."
Godforsaken, Imbecilic, and Insane
John Dufresne’s Louisiana Power & Light
Grifter's Paradise
Nelson Algren’s "A Walk on the Wild Side" stalked the sordid side of Depression-era New Orleans
Grifter’s Paradise
Nelson Algren’s A Walk on the Wild Side stalked the sordid side of Depression-era New Orleans
Misery Tea
Tony Kushner’s Caroline, or Change
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