Meditations from a Movable Chair: EssaysFor Andre Dubus, "the quotidian and the spiritual don't exist on different planes, but infuse each other. His is an unapologetically sacramental vision of life in which ordinary things participate in the miraculous, the miraculous in ordinary things. He believes in God, and talks to Him, and doesn't mince words. He believes in ghosts . . . He is open to mystery, and of all mysteries the one that interests him most is the human potential for

Its rich and wildly imaginative language forms a searing criticism of conquest and colonialism

the tragedy as disturbingly real for today’s artists as it was in the 1980’s

who remember their dispossessions on two continents

And he can't work out why she stopped

Milwaukee 1932

"A groundbreaking history of how the decades-long war on terror changed virtually every aspect of American life

a 10-year-old girl tries to solve a murder

And why can’t we look away

up the coast of California

put Easy Tiger by Evan Nicholls in there

This publication features an introduction by editor John Brian King

in a landmark publication assembled by critically-acclaimed writer Richard King