Eastside The missing boy lived a block over, in the part of town where children often disappeared. This was in … More
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DON’T ASK ME TO SPELL IT OUT, by Robert James Russell
L.P. Hartley wrote, “The past is a foreign country: they do thing differently there.” A portion of the quote reappears … More
The Doors You Mark Are Your Own, by Okla Elliot and Raul Clement
A long novel is a different beast. In its pages, a whole world may be contained; characters arrive and depart, … More
If There’s Any Truth in a Northbound Train, by Ryan Werner
In Ryan Werner’s slim, beautiful collection, If There’s Any Truth in a Northbound Train, twins vie for birthright order, a … More
Motherfucking Sharks, a novel by Brian Allen Carr, reviewed by Brett Beach
A stranger comes to town. We know this story, don’t we? He warns of approaching danger, which the townspeople ignore. … More
The Old Priest, by Anthony Wallace
“The state of New Jersey seems to be not much more than a gigantic strip mall.” This reflection comes near … More
Heavy Feather Review 