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Tag: Apocalypse Party

Dave Fitzgerald on Interrogating the Abyss, collected works by Chris Kelso

What is the abyss? Several years back, I went hiking in the Catskills with my now-wife, my childhood best friend, … More

Apocalypse Party, Chris Kelso, Dave Fitzgerald, Interrogating the Abyss

Terminal Park, a novel by Gary J. Shipley, reviewed by Dave Fitzgerald

How do you write about the meaning behind a book whose core subject is essentially the end of meaning? How … More

Apocalypse Party, Dave Fitzgerald, Gary J. Shipley, Terminal Park

“Maggie Siebert’s Dead Kitten as the Persecution of Consciousness by Reality’s Imitation of Eternity”: Charlene Elsby’s Review of BONDING

“Every Day for the Rest of Your Life” is the final story in Maggie Siebert’s Bonding, and it’s the kind … More

Apocalypse Party, Bonding, Charlene Elsby, Maggie Siebert

Noah Thornburgh on B.R. Yeager’s cosmic horror novel Negative Space

Works of cosmic horror threaten to consume their characters by the end. We expect an ultimate resolution, not necessarily through … More

Apocalypse Party, B.R. Yeager, Haunted Passages, Negative Space, Noah Thornburgh

“A Cadaver Is Filled with Plenty of Material Activity”: Mike Corrao Talks to B.R. Yeager, Author of the Horror Novel Negative Space

I recently had the chance to sit down with B.R. Yeager and discuss his upcoming book Negative Space, which will … More

Apocalypse Party, B.R. Yeager, Fiction, interview, Mike Corrao, Negative Spaces, novel

XEROX OVER MANHATTAN, an Apocalypse Party novel by Shane Jesse Christmass, reviewed by Bryce Jones

Narrative buttons smashed. Glitching the reader through three frames of reality. External/internal/media. Each sentence tersely punctuated. The reader written into … More

Apocalypse Party, Bryce Jones, Shane Jesse Christmass, Xerox Over Manhattan

KILLING POPPY, a novel by William Perk, reviewed by Paul Dee Fecteau

When we tell stories about addiction, two well-worn narratives hold sway. In one, addicts personify failure, debasing themselves in the … More

Apocalypse Party, Killng Poppy, Paul Dee Fecteau, William Perk

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ISSN 2373-3519 (print)
ISSN 2373-3527 (online)

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