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A People’s Guide to Orange County: Real People, Real Stories, and the Shaping of Local History
An unconventional guidebook to Orange County points to locations of forgotten history.
Tryphena Yeboah
Tryphena Yeboah is the author of the chapbook A Mouthful of Home, selected by the New-Generation African Poets series. Her stories have appeared in Narrative Magazine and Commonwealth Writers, among others. She is a PhD student in English at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Articles
Knowing Your Creeks: On Ash Davidson’s “Damnation Spring”
A review of Ash Davidson’s new novel about trees, pollution, and family.
A Deep Dive into Caleb Azumah Nelson’s “Open Water”
Tryphena Yeboah reviews Caleb Azumah Nelson's debut novel, "Open Water."
A Greater Catastrophe in Carol Edgarian’s “Vera”
Tryphena Yeboah reviews "Vera," the new novel by Carol Edgarian set after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
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