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“If you marry, you will regret it,” Kierkegaard wrote in Either/Or in 1843. “If you do not marry, […]
On Kimberly Grey’s The Opposite of Light
Jenny Johnson’s debut book In Full Velvet is a stunning collection of formally composed poems. By adopting and […]
IN FULL VELVET by Jenny Johsnon
Sudeep Sen’s Fractals: New & Selected Poems |Translations 1980-2015 covers no less than thirty-five years of his work. […]
A Beautiful and Complex Oeuvre: Sudeep Sen’s Fractals: New & ...
The best collaborations are seamless, done in tandem so that the work we experience is a genuine union, […]
Alchemy for Cells and Other Beasts by Maya Jewell ...
You won’t often find a book jacket adorned with praise from Ocean Vuong, CA Conrad, and Rusty Morrison. […]
On Claudia Cortese’s Wasp Queen
No one here explains all the noises. “Rooted in surrealism,” reads the note on Echavarren at […]
On Roberto Echavarren’s The Espresso Between Sleep and Wakefulness
Days before Mother’s Day, I began reading Hum of Our Blood, Madelyn Garner’s searing collection of poems centered […]
On Madelyn Garner’s The Hum of Our Blood by Scott ...
Several years ago an 800-year-old pot was found on a Native American reservation in Wisconsin. Inside the pot […]
On Nance Van Winckel’s Our Foreigner by Molly Bendall
Plenty of poems have arguments, but few claim to present any sort of conclusion. Raymond Gibson’s Meridian carefully […]
On Raymond Gibson’s Meridian by B.C.A. Belcastro
Seated next to me on a plane once, I met a man from New Zealand. As […]
“Here I Conjure”: A Review of The Most Beautiful ...
Helen DeWitt’s widely-acclaimed first novel, The Last Samurai, has recently joined the many important works which […]