Montana Myths: Malcolm Brooks
The author of Painted Horses on his high metabolism, learning from elders, and subverting myths of the American West.
David Abrams
David Abrams’ debut novel about the Iraq War, Fobbit, was named a New York Times Notable Book of 2012 and a Best Book of 2012 by Barnes and Noble. It was also featured as part of B&N’s Discover Great New Writers program. His short stories have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and have appeared in Esquire, Narrative, Glimmer Train Stories, The Missouri Review, and many other places. He regularly blogs about the literary life at The Quivering Pen.
Marquez at Camp Liberty
When I heard that Gabriel García Márquez had died, I immediately thought of three things: the fine grit of Iraqi sand…
The Wilding
MotherNature’s dark side comes to the fore in Benamin Percy’s tale of a woodlandexcursion gone wrong.
Matterhorn
An ambitious new novel recreates the chaos of jungle combat in Vietnam — from one who took part.
To Siberia
Siblings yearn to escape their hometown’s grip in this spare tale.
Olive Kitteridge
A new collection of linked tales from the author of Amy and Isabelle maps the life of an imposing character.