I sometimes wonder how one person can do so much. At any one time, when I speak to Tara Stillions…
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,…
Haunted Passages: “Possession” by Lauren Brazeal Garza
Possession Mother, suddenly they were everywhere—dozens of chittering advertisements for an “EVP consultant.” In scrutiny of all who passed, their…
Where Are the Snows, a poetry collection by Kathleen Rooney, reviewed by Esa Grigsby
As the cover suggests, these poems are a winding wry road towards the hell Rooney, almost delightfully, explains is Earth,…
Side A Poem: “Honestly” by Tony Gloeggler
Honestly To pass the hours I spendby her bedside, I ask moma lot of questions, some dumbto make her laugh…
The Not Yet Fallen World, new and selected poems by Stephen Dunn, reviewed by Jeanne Griggs
The Not Yet Fallen World: New and Selected Poems, by Stephen Dunn, offers poems from his nineteen volumes of poetry…
New Story for Side A: “Dark Rhymes” by Peter Gordon
Dark Rhymes They’re waiting for him in a Greek diner on 9th Avenue, hanging all the way in the back,…
“All Your Base Are Belong to Us”: Jacob Collins-Wilson on Roger Reeves’ second poetry collection Best Barbarian
Best Barbarian is Roger Reeves’ second book of poetry and it is a beast, as it wants to be. It…
Shannon Nakai Reviews Equestrian Monuments, a poetry collection by Luis Chaves
Eleven years after the publication of Monumentos Ecuestres (Editorial Germinal, 2011) by Luis Chaves, one of Costa Rica’s most celebrated…
Exclusive Story Excerpt “The Living” from Campfires of the Dead and the Living by Peter Christopher – Out Now!
Campfires of the Dead and the Living is a collection of short fiction by Peter Christopher. This volume contains The…
Corey Qureshi on Alexandrine Ogundimu’s Novella Agitation
So many people are often on the verge of full collapse. A handful of or even just one missing check…
“Why?”: A Video Poem for Side A by Justin Hamm
Why? There’s a boy who beats an invisible drum and a boy who loves nothing more than to stand in…
Three Poems Exclusively from Jay Halsey’s Multi-Form Collection Barely Half in an Awkward Line
Barely Half in an Awkward Line weaves a twelve-year span of Jay Halsey’s photography, poems, short stories, and essays. Photos…
Cinema, a novel by Samuel Kaye, reviewed by Dave Fitzgerald
Long before I started writing book reviews, I had a steady (unpaid) gig writing movie reviews (and still contribute occasional,…
Refreshed Review: Pool Party Trap Loop, short stories by Ben Segal, republished by Schism Neuronics
Pool Party Trap Loop is a palindrome and a nightmare. I have read Ben Segal’s explanation of the title, which…
Heavy Feather Review 