To enter Kristin Bock’s world is to fall off a precipice, get sucked into a black hole of the weird,…
Dave Fitzgerlad Reviews AMYGDALATROPOLIS, a novel by B.R. Yeager
For the first few pages, I thought B.R. Yeager’s Amygdalatropolis was some kind of cyberpunk dystopia. Its protagonist, /1404er/, exists…
“Juggling a Hundred Objects, Some of Them on Fire”: An Interview with Lance Olsen, Author of SKIN ELEGIES, by Marcus Pactor
Lance Olsen is one of America’s most formally inventive and intellectually stimulating novelists. Few writers have been as consistently excellent…
KINDERKRANKENHAUS, a play by Jesi Bender, reviewed by Andrew Farkas
Children’s literature, television, entertainment (in general) used to be weird. We could go all the way back to William Blake,…
SEARCH HISTORY, a new novel by Eugene Lim, reviewed by Michael Wong
There’s a line in Eugene Lim’s Search History that is repeated several times throughout the novel. A character declares something…
ANGEL HOUSE, a novel by David Leo Rice, reviewed by Dave Fitzgerald
ANGEL HOUSE is the kind of novel that will mean something different to everyone who reads it, and indeed, will likely…
“Museum at the End of the World”: Stephen Scott Whitaker on Jennifer Nelson’s third poetry collection, HARM EDEN
Jennifer Nelson’s third book, Harm Eden, is a warning. Composed largely in short free verse containers, Harm Eden’s exigency is…
“A Scream in the Ear from a Passing Car”: Dustin Cole on IN SINGING, HE COMPOSED A SONG, a new novella by Jeremy Stewart
Jeremy Stewart’s newly released experimental novella is set in late 1990s Prince George, British Columbia, during the chilly month of…
“A Veiling and Unveiling and Veiling Again”: An Interview with Elisabeth Sheffield by Marcus Pactor
Elisabeth Sheffield is the sort of writer most writers only hope to become: a ventriloquist offering up voice after voice.…
PINK MOUNTAIN ON LOCUST ISLAND, a debut experimental novel by Jamie Marina Lau, reviewed by Shyanne Hamrick
In author and music producer Jamie Marina Lau’s debut experimental novel, Pink Mountain on Locust Island, fifteen-year-old protagonist Monk lives…
COUNTERFACTUAL LOVE STORIES & OTHER EXPERIMENTS, a collection by Jackson Bliss, reviewed by Titus Chalk
In Counterfactual Love Stories & Other Experiments, Jackson Bliss sets out to stun. Each of the 13 stories in this…
PSYCHROS, a CLASH Books novel by Charlene Elsby, reviewed by Alex Carrigan
When a person commits suicide, is it merely the final event of the victim’s life, or is it actually the…
Heavy Feather Review 