Whereas white male novelists, for example, might have until recently been read simply as “novelists,” many might now find themselves categorically defined as white male novelists: they might find themselves marked, not read for their ...
Fakinos uses the story of Doliani to sketch in the ugly and tragic history of his country. . . . In this novel [he] emerges . . . as a significant Greek writer.-The Nation
"In "Heights," we meet a young woman whose husband is paralyzed and who must come to grips with the life she now finds herself inhabiting; in "Disturbances," a doctor is called to the scene of a brutal murder, only to discover he will be ...
White men still hold most of the political and economic cards in the United States; yet stories about wounded and traumatized men dominate popular culture. Why are white men jumping...
MARKED MEN tells the story of love between two men.