“Phillips’ own story centers these essays, but her lenses are wide, pulling in all of West Virginia’s tested history.”
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Fifteen years after his debut, Daniyal Mueenuddin returns to Pakistan’s feudal estates in decline where ambitious servants and Western-educated heirs both discover that the death of the old order offers no clear path forward.
Todd Shy examines the tension between Phil Christman’s wise embrace of ambiguity in his earlier work and his prophetic certainty about capitalism in his new case for Christian socialism.
