A strange, sun-faded yarn inhabited by lonely women and selfish men (including one who becomes the other), Whale […]
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What do Johann Sebastian Bach and timber wolves have in common? Nothing and everything, according to modern-day sage […]
Sublime Melody, Infinite Mundane: László Krasznahorkai’s Herscht 07769, reviewed by P.M. ...
While setting type for letterpress printing, the printer arranges each letter, word, and line upside down and backwards, […]
“Rectangles with space for echo”: Margaret Yapp’s Green for Luck: ...
This book begins fittingly in the shadows. In the poem that sets off this debut collection—by theatre director, […]
Photofit by Martin Jago: A Review by Christopher Viner
As of January 2024, 245,000 Holocaust survivors lived in approximately 90 countries across the globe. According to AP […]
Out from the Shadows and Into the Holocaust’s Legacy of ...
In her debut short story collection, The Monsters are Here, fiction writer Lori D’Angelo establishes herself as a […]
A Review of Lori D’Angelo’s The Monsters are Here by ...
Recorded by countless performers since the early 1950s, “Sinner Man ” is an African American spiritual song describing […]
Sinnerman by Michael Waters, Reviewed by Esteban Rodriguez
See the toymaker at work. She solves for: “a riddle flattened out. A knot […]
A review of Abigail Parry, I Think We’re Alone Now by ...
From its outset, Fiona Larkin’s deft and layered debut, Rope Of Sand, explores the nature of instability as […]
Rope Of Sand by Fiona Larkin: Reviewed by Martin ...
Todd Dillard’s Ragnarok at the Father-Daughter Dance, published by VariantLit, is truly a gift from the literary and […]
When Everything’s Rushing Away, the Small Moments Matter: A Review ...
Margaret Rockwell Finch’s fourth and final book, Crone’s Wines: Late Poems, is something rare and precious. A book […]
A Review of CRONE’S WINES: LATE POEMS by Margaret Rockwell ...
In Tom Laichas’ latest, compelling collection of poetry, Three Hundred Streets of Venice California, the eponymous city and […]