Beast at Every Threshold is not a collection that invites us in gently, holding our hand while we explore the … More
Category: Reviews & Criticism
LOVEBIRDS, a flash fiction chapbook by Hananah Zaheer, reviewed by Jordan Terry
How many ways can a heart break? Hananah Zaheer aims to find out in her debut short story collection Lovebirds, … More
RED IS MY HEART, a collaborative novel by Antoine Laurain & Le Sonneur, reviewed by Jordan Nunes
To publicly share the details of life post-breakup would be an embarrassment for most people, but Red Is My Heart … More
WEEPING IN THE TROPICAL MOONLIT NIGHT BECAUSE NOBODY’S TOLD HER, a poetry book by Fox Henry Frazier, reviewed by Hillary Leftwich
each new world I’d built within you wrecked, each flower wilting & infectedYou’re being protected Fox Henry Frazier’s poetry collection, Weeping … More
THE NEW EXISTENCE, a novel by Michael Collins, reviewed by Vincent James Perrone
Americans in their cars. Even in cities blessed with workable public transit, the car remains ubiquitous in the image of … More
“Elle Nash’s GAG REFLEX: An (All Too) Human Response to a Nietzschean Sickness,” a review by Charlene Elsby
The first time I saw Elle Nash actually in motion (as opposed to in the static images on social media), … More
THE OBSERVANT, Ravi Mangla’s second novel, reviewed by Shannon Nakai
In his second novel, The Observant, Ravi Mangla takes us into the trappings—both literally and figuratively—of a world fueled by … More
EVERYTHING IS TOTALLY FINE, a fiction collection by Zac Smith, reviewed by Michael G. Barilleaux
Everything Is Totally Fine by Zac Smith is a short fiction experience like few others in independent literature. What’s perhaps most … More
“It Shimmers”: Matthew Kinlin Reflects on Derek McCormack’s JUDY BLAME’S OBITUARY
Derek McCormack’s Judy Blame’s Obituary: Writings on Fashion and Death is a furious haberdashery of his own shining and ghostly … More
Heavy Feather Review 