A.E. Osworth is part-time faculty at the New School, where they teach undergraduates the art of digital storytelling and serve as education director for WriteOn. They are also Managing Editor of Barnard's Scholar and Feminist Online, and have written for Autostraddle, Quartz, Electric Lit, Mashable, Argot Magazine, and more.--This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
A E Osworth recommends
Hot Springs Drive (2023)
Lindsay Hunter
"I f**ing loved this. Thrilling and gorgeously observed, Hot Springs Drive surprises with both what the characters do and what they don't do, all with sentences as tightly spring-loaded as an over-tuned guitar string. Lindsay Hunter resists the call of murder-obsessed crime fiction vibes by subverting what we think of as the dramatic aspects of violence, death and punishment. She should be proud as hell and I can't wait for her next book."
Old Enough (2023)
Haley Jakobson
"Haley Jakobson brings to life a modern undergraduate experience in all its messy, cringey glory and gives Generation Z the queer coming of age novel it needs in the era of both social media and social anxiety. Her work explores the tension between community of origin and community of exploration, and allows flawed teens and twenty-somethings to flail their way into meaning and identity."
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