Lydia Kiesling

Devi S. Laskar’s third novel, Midnight, at the War, casts a spotlight on the chaotic life of a war correspondent—a woman of color—around the time of 9/11.

A winter road trip to California’s northern high desert in search of familial belonging provides hope—even in the face of futility.

Music, poetry, “strong women,” and “good-looking men” gather for an Oregon fishermen’s tradition.