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Erin Vanderhoof
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Erin Vanderhoof is the assistant books editor at O magazine.
The Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble is a great argument for the type of experimentation that only comes from a solid knowledge of music history and decades of experience making it.
The band’s new album calls for the future by harkening to the past.
Yaa Gyasi’s ideas about fiction are suffused with her lifelong attention to the fluctuating shadows that race casts on American life.
Her most obvious forebear in minimalist stories is Lydia Davis. But Schiff is certainly charting her own path.
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Even as it condemns Jefferson for his immoral conduct, O’Connor’s novel still holds him up as a hero.
Is it possible that the most hyped pop performer of our era could also be avant-garde?
In Dog Run Moon , disaster strikes everyone, even those who are right living.
For all the plot devices that novelist Elizabeth Strout uses, My Name Is Lucy Barton ’s successes rest on the protagonist’s voice.
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