MAZE POEMS, a hybrid collection by David Harrison Horton, reviewed by Daniel Barbiero

Whether as poetry, personal revelation, or simply the transcription of the dynamic play of the uninhibited mind in flux, writing … More

“ATLiens and ‘american’ Identity”: Jacob Collins-Wilson Reviews Kamden Ishmael Hilliard’s MISSSETTL

MissSettl, Kamden Ishmael Hilliard’s debut book of poetry, unfurls language—it’s a book that seeks to play with sound, words, meaning … More

In her debut poetry collection Country of Glass, Sarah Katz has woven a humane and haunting book of poems. Imbued … More

In her new short story collection, Bad Mothers, Bad Daughters, Maya Sonenberg weaves anthropological texts and court documents (and a … More

In For a New Novel, Alain Robbe-Grillet argues, “Each novel must invent its own form.” In PHILOSOPHY OF THE SKY, … More

“And in a Heap Cam on Them with a Swack” With new translations of Virgil’s Aeneid appearing last year, Shadi … More

Born in Mexico in 1974, former New York City taxi driver Sean Singer recalls his time behind the wheel in … More

Gatsby Goes Public The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s highly-praised and ultimately best-selling novel entered the “public domain” as of … More