For Ruins, Child:
Ruins, Child, A Poetic Reflection on Womanhood • AnOther Magazine
Scodellaro’s Ruins, Child by Loré Yessuff • The Brooklyn Rail
Ruins, Child Review • Publishers Weekly
Scodellaro’s Debut Wins The Novel Prize • LitHub
What to Read This Winter • Frieze
Most Anticipated Queer Books for 2026 • Electric Lit
Sixty Books to Look Out For 2026 • The Sydney Morning Herald
The Fiction Pick of the Week • The Sydney Morning Herald
For Some of Them Will Carry Me:
“Three Months of Banana” • LitHub
“Hangnails, and Other Diseases” • The White Review
“The Foot of the Tan Building” and “Cabbage, The Highest Arch” • Bookforum
Embodied, Explosive Worlds, by Julia Brown • Gulf Coast
What’s Happening in Fiction, by Barbara Epler • TANK Magazine
The Best Books of 2022 • The New Yorker
Daydreams of Blackness, by Georgie Fehringer • The Rumpus
9 Short Story Collections About Women’s Bodies • Electric Lit
Some of Them Will Carry Me, by Jackie Thomas-Kennedy • The Harvard Review
Some of Them Will Carry Me ★ Review • Publishers Weekly
Prose:
Amina Cain and Giada Scodellaro on Marie NDiaye’s Self-Portait in Green • The Chicago Review of Books
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