IRE LAND (A FAERY TALE), a mixed-genre fantasy by Elisabeth Sheffield, reviewed by Noreen Hernandez

Elisabeth Sheffield uses exquisite language and control over a palimpsest of mixed genres in Ire Land (a Faery Tale). She … More

A THOUSAND CURVES, a Red Mountain Editor’s Choice Award-winning poetry collection by Paul Nemser, reviewed by Noreen Hernandez

Paul Nemser’s childhood connection to poetry began in Portland, Oregon, where he passed the time reading poems in the storage … More

The plot of Roundabout, the novel by Phong Nguyen, begins by asking “is this all there is?” I settled in … More

About twenty years ago, I felt buried under the usual family problems that most people face. I complained to my … More

The circus exists in a foggy space between reality and fantasy. It’s a place I’ve visited in person, at the … More

Tina May Hall has created a work of storytelling art in The Snow Collectors by weaving the genres of gothic … More

Driving in Cars with Homeless Men is, on one level, author Kate Wisel’s homage to the friendship of women. It … More

The Wagners, a poem, tells the stories of different generations of Wagners. Or, that’s what we are told on the … More

In the short story collection Ghosts of You, Cathy Ulrich rips apart familiar mystery tropes of noir fiction. Like a … More