Reviews – Page 3 – Tate Street

Ander Monson's eclectic essays explore ephemera discovered in libraries and beyond. [Read More]

Danish export Dorthe Nors' first English-language collection recalls Flannery O'Connor at her damned best. [Read More]

Every Monday, Tate Street publishes reviews of our favorite books. Check out what we'll be reading in March. [Read More]

Forget plot. Rachel Cusk's new novel Outline makes compelling fiction out of conversation. [Read More]

Claudia Rankine's eclectic collection Citizen: An American Lyric examines the terrible dehumanizing power of racism in the US. [Read More]

The Poem She Didn’t Write and Other Poems is Olena Kalytiak Davis’ first collection in ten years and it's an anarchic delight. [Read More]

Pablo Neruda's Love Poems speaks the truth of romantic love. [Read More]

In Bark: Stories, Lorrie Moore explores the pathos and humor of middle age. [Read More]

In Sprezzatura, his latest collection of poetry, Mike Young finds strange wonder in the cultural decay of the American present. [Read More]

Louise Erdrich's The Master Butchers Singing Club explores the complexities of immigration and identity in interwar North Dakota. [Read More]