Todd Dillard’s Ragnarok at the Father-Daughter Dance, published by VariantLit, is truly a gift from the literary and […]
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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 […]
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I first came across Monica Youn’s work when she read from her latest book From From at the […]
Of Desire and Containment: A Review of From From by ...
With the 2012 publication of his humorous, insightful, and sympathetic short story collection The Incurables, Mark Brazaitis long […]
Courting America’s Long History with Racism: A Review of Mark ...
In his fourth collection All the Places We Love Have Been Left in Ruins, the speaker in Ariel […]
The Sun Will Rise, But So Will the Seas: A ...
The Disordered Alphabet by Cintia Santana examines the personal and the historic by way of a dismantled dictionary, […]
What Was the Matter with Us That We Did Not ...
Ava Nathaniel Winter’s brilliant-minded collection Transgenesis fearlessly explores the spaces where gender, identity, and family history overlap. In […]
One of the Most Necessary Books of 2024: A Review ...
A phrase often shouted at Pride marches and protests for LGBTQIA+ rights – We’re here, we’re queer – […]
“in the big meantime: history, porn, good use”: A ...
The title of Ann Fisher-Wirth’s new volume, Paradise Is Jagged, announces at the outset that the book’s poems […]
The Astonishing Light: A Review of Ann Fisher-Wirth’s Paradise Is ...
Consider The Only Name We Can Call It Now Is Not Its Only Name as an exercise in […]
The only name we call it now is not its ...
To Sheldon Vanauken, National Book Award-winning author of A Severe Mercy, the cross, the primary symbol of Christianity, […]