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A Summoning by Nicole McCarthy Has Arrived! Now available 8.2.2022

Can we exorcise a memory? Can we purge those that are a danger to us? Rewriting moments of trauma while…

Fiction from The Future: “The Freewheeling Bicycle Coast” by Perry Genovesi

The Freewheeling Bicycle Coast In which the people of the Coast realize that the new way of walking was so…

Fiction, Perry Genovesi, The Future

Side A Visual Poetry: “Autoimmunity” by Allison Thung

*Ed.’s Note: click images to view larger sizes.[1] Mini-interview with Allison Thung HFR: Can you share a moment that has…

Allison Thung, collage, erasure, Side A, visual poetry

How to Start a Coven, a surrealist chapbook by Deirdre Danklin, reviewed by Stephanie Bohland

Deirdre Danklin’s How to Start a Coven is a collection of haunting flash fiction that takes us through a fever…

Deirdre Danklin, How to Start a Coven, Stephanie Bohland, Variant Literature

Shannon Hozinec Reviews Meghan Lamb’s COWARD

Meghan Lamb’s COWARD opens with a burning sky that smells of blood. This is no harbinger of the apocalypse, however, as…

COWARD, Meghan Lamb, Shannon Hozinec, Spuyten Duyvil

Review: Jody Hobbs Hesler on Lisa Cupolo’s story collection Have Mercy on Us

The ten keenly observed stories in Lisa Cupolo’s award-winning debut collection Have Mercy On Us usher us into a world of strained…

Have Mercy on Us, Jody Hobbs Hesler, Lisa Cupolo, Regal House Publishing

On Joke Architecture in Elise Houcek’s Tractatus: “FINAL PROOF OF THE ETERNAL SUBJECTIVITY OF LANGUAGE!” by Maxwell Rabb

Words are playthings, and by no means is this trivial. There is an unadulterated joy to constructing language—to cutting up…

Elise Houcek, Maxwell Rabb, Spuyten Duyvil, Tractatus

Side A Poem: “Every Minute Is a Minute” by John Leo

Every Minute Is a Minute The invoice is ready for review.Download and attach the backup documents.Add the 14% fuel charge,…

John Leo, Poetry, Side A

Flavor Town USA: Three Poems by Rachel Becker

morning sickness the world hasan atmospheric stenchthat turns yourstomach cyclonicfor the fullnine months. other mothers-to-beoffer advice,but there’s no wayto white…

Flavor Town USA, Poetry, Rachel Becker

“All Was Lost”: Robert Crooke Reviews Men in My Situation, a novel by Per Petterson

A real-life tragedy haunts this beautiful, touchingly honest novel by celebrated Norwegian author Per Petterson. The event in question is…

Graywolf Press, Men in My Situation, Per Petterson, Robert Crooke

“If There’s a Window—a New Possibility”: Allison Wyss Talks to Mary Lynn Reed

Mary Lynn Reed is a fiction writer and mathematician—but I’ve learned she’s also a photographer, shark-level pool player, and ace…

Allison Wyss, Fiction, interview, Mary Lynn Reed, Phantom Advances, Split Lip Press

“I Cherish the Act of Sentencing”: Marcus Pactor Interviews Lance Olsen

Lance Olsen is one of America’s most formally inventive and intellectually stimulating novelists. Few writers have been as consistently excellent…

Always Crashing in the Same Car, FC2, Fiction, interview, Lance Olsen, Marcus Pactor

Caw Caw Phony, 21st-century nature poems by Michael Sikkema, reviewed by William Lessard

Saxophonist and composer Marion Brown mapped the pastoral for avant-garde jazz. “Afternoon of a Georgia Faun,” the title piece of…

Caw Caw Phony, Michael Sikkema, Trembling Pillow Press, William Lessard

NSFW, a new novel by David Scott Hay, reviewed by Dave Fitzgerald

Dystopian fiction is so hot right now. Hot like teen vampires before it. And child wizards before that. Hot like…

Dave Fitzgerald, David Scott Hay, NSFW, Whiskey Tit

“Ghost Fingers,” a Haunted Passages short story by Justin Carter

Ghost Fingers Sometime in the 1940s, a school bus in Horton, Texas, was hit by a train after stalling on…

Fiction, Haunted Passages, Justin Carter

Book Review: “The Company of Strangers, Jen Michalski’s Collection of Tiny Heartbreaks and Keen Hopes” by Rosalia Scalia

Jen Michalski’s newest book, The Company of Strangers, gives us 194 pages of tiny heartbreaks and keen hopes. In a…

Braddock Avenue Books, Jen Michalski, Rosalia Scalia, The Company of Strangers

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