There are too few champions of the indoors. The word itself has been sullied by incels and agoraphobes—malcontents and the … More
Tag: Andrew Farkas
“Et In Suburbia Ego”: Andrew Farkas Reviews Aimee Parkison’s short fiction collection Suburban Death Project
The suburbs are supposed to be safety incarnate. Originally, they were more closely associated with urban areas, though removed from … More
Kinderkrankenhaus, a play by Jesi Bender, reviewed by Andrew Farkas
Children’s literature, television, entertainment (in general) used to be weird. We could go all the way back to William Blake, … More
Andrew Farkas Reviews Adam Tipps Weinstein’s The Airship: Incantations (FC2)
In Thomas Pynchon’s V., some of the characters, Benny Profane in particular, engage in “yo-yoing,” an activity that involves going … More
“Gravity and Other Theories”: A Collaborative Interview with authors Andrew Farkas & David Leo Rice
Andrew Farkas is the author of a novel, The Big Red Herring, and two fiction collections, Sunsphere and Self-Titled Debut. He is an Assistant Professor of … More
Andrew Farkas on L.M. Rainer’s Pelekinesis essay collection How to Behave
There’s an exchange at the end of Flannery O’Connor’s “Good Country People” that encapsulates L.M. Rainer’s style in her collection … More
“Don’t Think About the Elephant”: An Interview with Andrew Farkas, Author of The Big Red Herring
Andrew Farkas is the author of a novel: The Big Red Herring (KERNPUNKT Press), and two short fiction collections: Sunsphere … More
“Glorious Fragments”: Andrew Farkas Interviews Ron MacLean, Author of We Might as Well Light Something on Fire
We Might as Well Light Something on Fire, Ron MacLean’s collection, immediately interested me because, in a time when everything … More
Sunsphere, a new story collection by Andrew Farkas, reviewed by Paul Albano
Sunsphere, Andrew Farkas’ second collection of experimental short stories (after his brilliant, and brilliantly named, Self-Titled Debut) is set in, … More
Serialized Essay: “The Great Indoorsman, Part the Last” by Andrew Farkas
The Great Indoorsman PART THE LAST From A Philosophy of the Indoors—The Out-of-Doors vs. Outside: In Lawrence, Kansas, a Lyft … More
Part the Third: “The Great Indoorsman” by Andrew Farkas
The Great Indoorsman PART THE THIRD From A Philosophy of the Indoors—The Beautiful On-Purpose and the Beautiful Accident: The waitress … More
Part the Second: “The Great Indoorsman” by Andrew Farkas
The Great Indoorsman PART THE SECOND From A Philosophy of the Indoors—Where I Lived, and What I Lived for: I … More
Andrew Farkas: “The Great Indoorsman, Part the First,” a serialized essay
“Look at it, Hastings. Not a building insight. Not a restaurant, not a theatre, not anart gallery. A wasteland.” —Hercule … More
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