The line between art and life, or perhaps better stated, fiction and fictionalizing, is one Cris Mazza has repeatedly tested … More
Tag: BlazeVOX Books
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
“The Spark Became Flame”: Nettie Farris Interviews Wade Stevenson, Author of SONGS OF THE SUN AMOR
Wade Stevenson’s prior poetry collection, But Darling I Love You!, was published in bilingual edition by Trilce Editions, Barcelona, 1968. … More
Watching in the Dark: Puncture Wounds Left by DARK SHADOWS
Inside the Walls of My Own House Every shadowy story should invoke the uncanny. Tony Trigilio keeps dreaming (and writing) … More
“The Tension between Order and Chaos”: An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling by Shin Yu Pai
Kristina Marie Darling is the author of twenty books, which include Melancholia (An Essay) (Ravenna Press, 2012), Petrarchan (BlazeVOX Books, … More
“The House by the Sea”: Daniel J. Cecil Reviews Petrarchan by Kristina Marie Darling
In short-order three works by the same author, Kristina Marie Darling, landed on my desk. I feel a certain amount … More
“Assembling in the Margins”: The Moon & Other Inventions by Kristina Marie Darling, reviewed by Daniel J. Cecil
Joseph Cornell was an American sculptor and a maker of assemblage, a recluse, and according to several biographical sources, rarely … More
Heavy Feather Review 