Davon Loeb's memoir The In-Betweens has been reviewed at Independent Book Review. "Many chapters–often, I think, the most pleasurable to read–are descriptive narratives that hold their own weight. They are the big important splotches of impression that flash through our minds but don’t fit neatly into our “stories” of ourselves." Find Sean Alan Cleary's full … Continue reading ‘The In-Betweens’ review at Independent Book Review

Davob Loeb and his memoir The In-Betweens have been featured in two more articles recently. "When taking standardized tests in school, Davon Loeb was unsure how to identify himself. Loeb, of Medford, is of biracial descent, and he didn't grow up around a lot of people like him." Read more of this article in Patch … Continue reading Davon Loeb in ‘Patch’ and ‘Medford Sun’

RCBC alumnus turned professor Davon Loeb, explores nuances of identity, culture in debut memoir ... find out more about Davon Loeb and his book The In-Betweens by clicking here.  

“While there are some longer pieces in the memoir, much of it is composed of shorter, flash-length essays taking place in your childhood. It seems to me that it mirrors memory: short, potent bursts.” Davon Loeb was interviewed about his memoir The In-Betweens by Amy Rossi at Split Lip. For the complete interview, click here … Continue reading Davon Loeb interview at Split Lip

“He positions himself on the barbed-wire edges of black and white, masculine and feminine, of fences that were built to never be crossed.” Davon Loeb's memoir The In-Betweens is reviewed by Michael Pusic at Atticus Review. For the full review, click here: https://atticusreview.org/a-form-to-fit-identity/ And for the complete range of purchasing options, click here