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Dear Reader of This Review, Don’t you love when the final poem in a collection shuttles you swiftly […]

“What lies below/is what persists”: Anne Myles’s Late Epistle

Inscribing poems with Greek myth, especially in the West, is a cultural habit. The Greek tragedies somehow speak […]

Carolyn Oliver is the author of The Alcestis Machine (Acre Books, forthcoming 2024), Inside the Storm I Want to Touch the […]

Jen Beagin, a master of small-town strangeness, has not strayed from her literary strengths with her third novel, […]

Kelly Sather’s debut story collection, Small in Real Life, is reflective sunglasses, the smack of flip flops, stardom […]

There are three themes of this prize-winning debut book by Kewku Abimbola: Bridge-making, Naming, and Symbol as Language, […]

A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone. […]

George Sarantaris’s poems pack exceptional force, beauty, ambiguity, and longing into tiny stones. The poems in Abyss and […]

Yours, Creature is a collection of hauntingly dark poetry written in the form of letters—known as epistolary poems—in […]

Down Here We Come Up, Sara Johnson Allen’s debut novel, tells a story both focused on place and […]

Honest, real, and lyrical, Arthur Kayzakian’s The Book of Redacted Paintings arrives at a moment in current events […]

If you have ever been in the southwest, you’d notice the landscape, without the houses and towers, is […]