“Daughters of the New Year is a Sweeping Family Saga of Identity and Change,” for The Post and Courier.

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“The Weird Gets Weirder in Deb Rogers’s Florida Woman,” for The Post and Courier.

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“Flannery O’Connor’s Letters Home Published for the First Time,” for The Post and Courier.

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“Author Akwaeke Emezi Delivers Hot Summer Nights and Unexpected Love,” for The Post and Courier.

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“The Art of Noticing: On Alison Townsend’s The Green Hour,” for The Cleveland Review of Books.

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“Gathering Blossoms Under Fire is a Gift from Author Alice Walker,” for The Post and Courier.

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“Road Running Southward Revisits John Muir’s Travels through the South,” for the Post and Courier.

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“An Exploration of Love in Lily King’s New Collection,” for The Post and Courier.

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“In Tahmima Anam’s New Novel, The Startup Wife, Good Ideas Get Out of Control,” for The Post and Courier.

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“The Places Within Us All: On Gwen Goodkin’s A Place Remote,” for The Cleveland Review of Books.

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“The Fluidity of Language and Identity: Melissa Faliveno’s Tomboyland,” for The Rumpus.