Mary Gaitskill’s fiction is full of cats – stray kittens wandering in and out of people’s lives, little white...

Early in Judith Schalansky’s An Inventory of Losses, the narrator describes the way an ancient form of writing survived...

How might the novelist, working with a form traditionally obsessed with humans, represent the nonhuman? Or, perhaps a better...

To read Shola von Reinhold’s ornate, multi-layered novel LOTE (2020) is to encounter a baroque mind. It tells the...