Between Wrecks, by George Singleton. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books. 300 pages. $15.95, paper. I’ve read almost all of George Singleton’s … More
Tag: Dzanc Books
By Light We Knew Our Names, by Anne Valente
By Light We Knew Our Names, by Anne Valente. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books. 200 pages. $14.95, paper. Anne Valente’s first … More
The Banal and the Beautiful: A Review of The Committee on Town Happiness, by Alan Michael Parker
The Committee on Town Happiness, by Alan Michael Parker. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books. 225 pages. $14.95, paper. I’ve got ninety-nine … More
The Sea-God’s Herb, by John Domini
The Sea-God’s Herb, by John Domini. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books. 360 pages. $15.95, paper. College lit crit courses. Perhaps that’s … More
Layman’s Report, by Eugene Marten
Layman’s Report, by Eugene Marten. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books. 300 pages. $15.00, paper. Before writing this review of Eugene Marten’s … More
A Different Bed Every Time, by Jac Jemc
A Different Bed Every Time, by Jac Jemc. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books, forthcoming. 184 pages. $14.95, paper. There is a … More
Friday Was the Bomb: An Interview with Nathan Deuel
Nathan Deuel’s new book Friday Was the Bomb: Five Years in the Middle East (Dzanc Books) is a memoir about … More
Any Deadly Thing, by Roy Kesey
Any Deadly Thing, by Roy Kesey. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books, 2013. 180 pages. $15.95, paper. Sometimes I remember that the … More
DRM—Murdering the Reader, or Why Informed Reading is Good
In March, a reboot of SimCity was met with an outcry from PC gamers around the world. The game, which … More
Five-and-Five: Okla Elliott’s 2012 List
I love lists. I make them for any number of reasons. They help me organize my thoughts or review events, … More
What Has Four Legs and Loves You? George Singleton’s Stray Decorum
Stray Decorum, by George Singleton. Westland, Michigan: Dzanc Books, 2012. 220 pages. $15.95, paper. A man with more education than … More
KISS Scared the Living Shit Out of Me Back When I Was a Little Kid—or, More Precisely, It Was Gene Simmons: An Interview with Joshua Kornreich
Joshua Kornreich’s characters are oftentimes detectives of the familiar, deconstructing what once passed for the reader’s everyday, in processes just … More
