Rituals Performed in the Absence of Ganymede emphasizes the ludological role of abstract anatomies and how they project different erotic … More
Tag: Mike Corrao
Mike Corrao’s Notes on the Authorial Flux of Swerve: A Novel of Divergence by Vincent James, McCormick Templeman, & Rowland Saifi
We are operating within a set of obfuscated constraints—ones which we can detect, and to an extent identify, but not … More
“Notes on a Procedural Cityscape”: Joshua Rothes’ We Later Cities, an Inside the Castle Castlefreak novel, reviewed by Mike Corrao
Joshua Rothes becomes the second victim of Inside the Castle’s Castle Freak Remote Residency for Generative Digital Composition—which requires the … More
“Chthonic Poetics”: Mike Corrao on Choi Seungja’s Action Books poetry collection Phone Bells Keep Ringing for Me
In her new book, Phone Bells Keep Ringing for Me, Choi Seungja (translated by Won-Chung Kim & Cathy Park Hong) … More
Two Novels: Howl Revisited and Green Detectives by Mike Corrao, reviewed by Ryan Bollenbach
Mike Corraro’s Two Novels offers a surreal diary-like meditation on the embodied power of art that turns the hunt for … More
“Making SMUT”: A Google Docs Chat between Mike Corrao and Inside the Castle Publisher John Trefry
Ryan Bollenbach here. Starting today, Heavy Feather Review is publishing short pieces on the blog from writers who have collaborated … More
“Notes on Archi-text-ure”: Mike Corrao Reviews Candice Wuehle’s second poetry collection Death Industrial Complex from Action Books
Candice Wuehle’s newest book, Death Industrial Complex, is a collection of ekphrastic poems made in conversation with the works of … More
“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
Hybrid Work for Haunted Passages: “Steppes of Null” by Mike Corrao
*Ed.’s Note: click on image to view larger size. Mike Corrao is the author of Man, Oh Man (Orson’s Publishing) … More
Mike Corrao: “MANCER,” a new short story for Haunted Passages
MANCER The subject denotes themself as a collection of individual objects. Each organ and limb and vein its own sentient … More
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