While Maya Sonnenberg’s new short story collection, Bad Mothers Bad Daughters, contains many fairy tale elements such as […]
Reviews
The world is an endless string of pearls, and there is nothing new under the sun, except for […]
Elizabeth Strauss Friedman on The Queen of Queens by Jennifer ...
A blood feather is a newly developing feather in a baby bird or a new feather in an […]
Aline Soules on Blood Feather by Karla Kelsey
It could be the anteater figures in David Nichols’ surreal, Ralph Steadman-meets-Richard-Scarry illustrations, or the “yes, and” philosophy […]
Juliana Converse on The Book of Treasures
Rohan Chhetri’s Lost, Hurt, or in Transit Beautiful is a slim volume of poetry with the reach, flourish […]
A Review of Rohan Chhetri’s Lost, Hurt, or in Transit ...
The performative nature of the collection is evident from the first prose; Framework : a Vessel introduces the […]
A Review of Tension : Rupture: Artifacts of Memory ...
Festivals of Patience assembles categorically everything Arthur Rimbaud wrote in verse outside of A Season in Hell and […]
A Review of Arthur Rimbaud’s Festivals of Patience: The Verse ...
What is the pleasure of a game? We play games to distract, to kill time, to connect with […]
A Review of Shawn Rubenfeld’s: The Eggplant Curse and the ...
Literary pundits are wont to predict the death of the novel, the death of the short story and […]
A Review of Kim Chinquee’s SNOWDOG by Gail Louise Siegel
In a strikingly insightful self-introduction to her novel The Left Hand of Darkness, science fiction master Ursula K. […]
Kristin Bock’s Glass Bikini: A Review by Julia Gibson
Part memoir, part ecological treatise, part ars poetica, Sam Taylor’s Book of Fools practices the visual poetics of […]
Moments of Revelation: Sam Taylor’s Book of Fools: A Review ...
There is a sense of immediacy in this excellent pamphlet by Katie Farris, as though we are reading […]