O, a poetry collection by Niki Tulk, reviewed by Tara Walker

When you read Niki Tulk’s O, you are enclosing yourself within a rich tapestry of glistening threads: motherhood, daughterhood, grief, … More

HFR Nominations for Best of the Net 2023

The editors have nominated the following selections for the Best of the Net 2023 anthology by Sundress Publications. Thanks to the writers … More

Volume 12 of the Heavy Feather Review literary annual. Featuring art from Russell Evans and anti-comics by Tex Gresham. Fiction … More

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

The opening poem, “A Man Sleeps, the Skies Move,” sets the tone of Millicent Borges Accardi’s poetry collection, Through a … More

Apocalypse I An apocalypse is an enzyme of separation, salt turned sugar, apples oxidizing, blue death, survival as the catalyst … More

If we are to take Graham Guest’s new book Henry’s Chapel as a novel—and it is a novel, let’s be clear—it might … More

Michael J. Seidlinger’s new novella, Runaways: A Writer’s Dilemma, opens with a definition. We’re told a runaway is “an idea, … More

SMOL Fair is an alternative, virtual book fair that will be “live” from March 19-26, 2022. It is 100% free … More

We’d like to congratulate our BSF nominees Tony Burgess, Andrew Bertaina, Meg Tuite, Lisa Korzeniowski, and Andrew Tran #babyeatbooks More … More

Much like “Dave,” the protagonist in my new novel She Was Found in a Guitar Case, many people think I … More

Hello Feathers! Ryan here. I’m very happy to announce that Brian Oliu and Tasha Coryell have announced their picks for … More

I was born 700 miles away from the Carolinas, on the other side of the Mississippi, away from mountain peaks, … More

We’re very excited to announce our nominations for Best of the Net 2021. The super talented Gray Hunt has laid … More

One thing I learned right away from Funeral for Flaca, is that we can trust Emilly Prado with the playlist. … More