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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…

Simultaneities & Lyric Chemisms, Futurist poetry by Ardengo Soffici, reviewed by Daniel Barbiero

Ardengo Soffici—poet, painter, art critic—only spent a short time as a Futurist, but it was a particularly fruitful time. His…

Ardengo Soffici, Daniel Barbiero, Olivia E. Sears, Simultaneities & Lyric Chemisms, World Poetry Books

Side A Fiction: “In Pictures” by J.T. Price

In Pictures When girls asked who her father was, sometimes Norma Jeane said she didn’t know, and sometimes said she’d…

Fiction, J.T. Price, Side A

Haunted Passages Poetry: “Registry” by Dane Slutzky

Registry We got married before the disasterand now, whenever something happens,a package shows up on the doorstep. When part of…

Dane Slutzky, Haunted Passages, Poetry

“Car-X”: An Excerpt from Angela Woodward’s New Novel Ink

“We have extensive accounts, typed out neatly: ‘They took me into a dark room and started hitting me on the…

Angela Woodward, excerpt, Fiction, Ink, novel, The University Press of Kentucky

“That Poetry Could Be Something Not So Insular”: An Interview with Luke Stromberg by John Wall Berger

Luke Stromberg has lived in Upper Darby, just outside of Philadelphia, his whole life. His poetry has been published in…

John Wall Barger, Kelsay Books, Luke Stromberg, The Elephant's Mouth

“Remember This When You’re Hungry”: Morgan English Reviews Su Cho’s The Symmetry of Fish

Remember this: “Even a ghost that eats and dies again will have better color.” Su Cho’s The Symmetry of Fish…

Morgan English, Penguin Random House, Su Cho, The Symmetry of Fish

Haunted Passages: Five Poems by Scott Ferry

this is a poem about the fish on the dock whose mouth gasps a 0 as it tries to breatheand…

Haunted Passages, Poetry, Scott Ferry

“Call Me Kitty,” a new Haunted Passages short story by Kelly Gray

Call Me Kitty I’m on my way to a party down the highway at one of the houses in town…

Fiction, Haunted Passages, Kelly Gray

The Future by (∀/non i/U): “UX-000-111 (Oxygen),” from a larger work in progress called U/X

“UX-000-111″ is from a larger work in progress called U/X, about the author’s (∀/non i/U) User eXperience w/ the fundamental…

(∀/non User, art, Nonfiction, The Future

Dave Fitzgerald Reviews Terena Elizabeth Bell’s Story Collection Tell Me What You See

It’s funny. When I scheduled with Heavy Feather last month for this to be my first review of 2023, I…

Dave Fitzgerald, Tell Me What You See, Terena Elizabeth Bell, Whiskey Tit

Short Fiction: “To Have Done with the Division of Moving Bodies” by John Madera

To Have Done with the Division of Moving Bodies The day the killer killed the bitch, the town-they-called-a-city’s grayscale sky…

Fiction, HFR Archives, HFR Vacancies, John Madera, Vacancies

Ansgar Allen: Review of Performances for the End of Time by Harold Jaffe

Harold Jaffe’s latest, Performances for the End of Time, has all but given up on humanity. In the assessment of…

Ansgar Allen, Equus Press, Harold Jaffe, Performances for the End of Time

“Some Membrane to Push Against”: Time, Memory, and Representation in Hayden Church’s So What? by Dustin Cole

Hayden Church’s new poetry collection So What? opens with a more or less perfect short story.  “Jackson County War” is…

Dustin Cole, Hayden Church, Maximus Books, So What?

“What We Leave Behind”: William O’Daly’s Poetry Collection The New Gods Reviewed by Toti O’Brien

With no title poem to ease our way, we wonder who William O’Daly’s New Gods are. Trying to identify them…

Beltway Publishing, The New Gods, Toti O'Brien, William O'Daly

Two Poems by Anthony Robinson

Failures of the Poets Wyatt couldn’t keep count of his “numbrous vers”And when I mentioned this, a user said, “pronounced…

Anthony Robinson, Last Word, Poetry

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