In 2026, Quinn on Books featured book reviews, author interviews, and reported literary features in The Red Hook Star-Revue and The Village Star-Revue.
2026
Review of Greer Lankton: Could It Be Love, edited by Francis Schichtel, Jordan Weitzman, and Nan Goldin
Published by The Village Star-Revue (January 2026)
An oral history of 1990s anarchist bookstores—and what it would take to create one on the Lower East Side today.
Published by The Village Star-Revue (February 2026)
In his one-man play Edward, Ed Schmidt assembles an everyman’s life out of the ordinary objects he left behind.
Published by The Village Star-Revue (March 2026)
A search for a poetry book leads to a welcoming fashion exhibition in an unwelcoming space.
Published by The Village Star-Revue (April 2026)
Review of Livonia Chow Mein, by Abigail Savitch-Lew
Published by The Red Hook Star-Revue (May 2026)
An interview with the author brought back neighborhood memories
Published by The Red Hook Star-Revue (June 2026)
An interview with the actress-turned-author
Published by The Village Star-Revue (July 2026)
Review of The Innerspace of Outerspace, by Mike Fiorito
Published by The Red Hook Star-Revue (August 2026)
Amanda Dolan’s East Village vintage clothing store, Spark Pretty, showcases her obsessions, from troll dolls to Courtney Love.
Published by The Village Star-Revue (September 2026)
An interview with one of the creators of Snaxtime about YA horror novel Demon Summer
Published by The Village Star-Revue (October 2026)
An interview with the East Village artist
Published by The Village Star-Revue (November 2026)
A preview of the event at Red Hook Books
Published by The Red Hook Star-Revue (November 2026)