Jo Lou is a journalist for Electric Literature, specializing in writing about literature, culture, and social issues. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for diverse perspectives, Jo's articles explore the intersections of identity, memory, and the human experience.
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Jo Lou’s coverage primarily centers around literature, writing, and fiction. She seems to be particularly interested in exclusive content such as cover reveals and reviews of literary works. Additionally, Jo covers topics related to culture & society, house & home, family & relationships.
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By: Jo Lou
A short story collection of queer Gen Z women in Michigan navigating their twenties. A novel about an Irish woman in Copenhagen who receives an unexpected visit from an ex from her pre-transition life.
P op culture feeds on romantic couplings, but we all know the truth about who keeps us alive. Our friends, what would ever we do without them?
The Palestinian American poet discusses her new collection "The Moon That Turns You Back" and remaining steadfast in the face of erasure
By: Jo Lou
is a deep consideration of land, ownership, and civil society tracking the histories of an author and area in upstate New York.
These writers revolt against institutionalized homophobia and proclaim, “look, I am here and I will live"
You’ll never want to be ordinary again after reading these books
By: Jo Lou
In her memoir "1974," she chronicles her relationship with anti-war activist Anthony Russo during a pivotal year in American history
I t's been a blazing hot summer and we firmly believe that best remedy for beating the heat is to escape with a book.
By: Jo Lou
"Cuckoo" follows queer teenagers in the 1990s who are abducted to a remote conversion camp and hunted by evil
These stories feature an apprentice burglar, dogs with new-found human intelligence, and a wrestler desperate to win a championship
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