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Tag: Marcus Pactor

BEGAT WHO BEGAT WHO BEGAT, short stories by Marcus Pactor, reviewed by Maxwell Malone

Marcus Pactor’s sophomore short story collection, Begat Who Begat Who Begat, explores the deceptively complex topics of mundanity and domesticity … More

Astrophil Press, Begat Who Begat Who Begat, Marcus Pactor, Maxwell Malone

“Back Alleys and Hidden Corners”: Marcus Pactor Interviews Brian Evenson, Author of THE GLASSY, BURNING FLOOR OF HELL

Brian Evenson has for many years been one of America’s chief practitioners of innovative dark fiction. His work regularly adopts … More

Brian Evenson, Burning Floor of Hell, Coffee House Press, Marcus Pactor, The Glassy

“A Restless Sensibility”: Marcus Pactor Talks to John Domini, Author of THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF A GOOD RAGÙ

John Domini’s latest book, The Archeology of a Good Ragù: Discovering Naples, My Father, and Myself, marks his first venture … More

Guernica Editions, John Domini, Marcus Pactor, The Archeology of a Good Ragù

“The Threatening Clarities That a Sentence Can Occasion”: Marcus Pactor Interviews Garielle Lutz, Author of WORSTED

Before I conducted the following interview with Garielle Lutz, I knew what all of her readers have long known: she … More

Garielle Lutz, Marcus Pactor, SF/LD Books, Worsted

“Accidental and Inevitable”: Marcus Pactor Talks to Christian TeBordo about His Short Story Collection GHOST ENGINE

Christian TeBordo’s Ghost Engine has everything I always want from a short story collection. These pieces are darkly humorous, formally … More

Christian TeBordo, Fiction, interview, Marcus Pactor, short story collection

LITTLE HOLLYWOOD, a collection of scripts and paper doll actors by Jinnwoo, reviewed by Marcus Pactor

Jinnwoo’s Little Hollywood is an inventive, fun, and depressing collection of stories. Each short piece—none is longer than four pages—is … More

11:11 Press, Jinnwoo, Little Hollywood, Marcus Pactor

ESSAYS ONE, the first nonfiction essay collection by fiction writer and translator Lydia Davis, reviewed by Marcus Pactor

Lydia Davis requires little introduction. She is well known for her innovative short fiction, her lone novel, and her many … More

Essays One, Farrar, Lydia Davis, Marcus Pactor, Straus and Giroux

Marcus Pactor on Brandi Homan’s New Novel BURN FORTUNE

Holden Caulfield still irritates me, though I have not read The Catcher in the Rye since before the century’s turn. … More

Brandi Homan, Burn Fortune, Clash Books, Marcus Pactor

“More Fish Than Man,” a short story by Marcus Pactor

MY COUSIN AND I ONCE fished under an interstate where a bent leg of swamp lay exposed and easy to … More

Fiction, HFR Archives, Marcus Pactor, Volume 7

Fiction by Marcus Pactor: “Cake”

—after Blake Butler THE CAKE REMINDED ME OF the twins’ wet sludge food. I could never shovel it well enough … More

Fiction, Flavor Town USA, HFR Archives, HFR Vacancies, Marcus Pactor, short story, Vacancies
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