An innovative work of speculative fiction, Jeff Alessandrelli’s And Yet interrogates contemporary shyness, selfhood and sexual mores, drawing out the particulars of … More
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“Genre and Selfhood and Speculation, Endless”: Jeff Alessandrelli on writing And Yet
Genre and Selfhood and Speculation, Endless I recently published a book that, like thousands of books, is nebulous vis-à-vis genre. … More
AN INSOMNIAC’S SLUMBER PARTY WITH MARILYN MONROE, a poetry collection by Heidi Seaborn, Reviewed by Deborah Bacharach
An Insomniac’s Slumber Party with Marilyn Monroe, I could pick this book up for the title alone: funny and terrifying … More
“From Extract to Artifact”: Review of Max Brett’s PANK Books poetry collection NOR DO THESE by Juliana Converse
To introduce his first book, Max Brett describes the collaborative exercise that prompted the poems in Nor Do These. He … More
MANNEQUIN IN THE NUDE, a poetry collection by Logan February, reviewed by Barton Smock
… My story was much too long, soI cut it to bits. —from Portrait of The Mannequin as my Brother … More
AFTER THE DEATH OF SHOSTAKOVICH PÈRE, a memoir by Maya Sonenberg, reviewed by Barton Smock
“I wish you could hear the bells” We are many and we sit in a circle. I light a match … More
YOU COULD STOP IT HERE, Stacy Austin Egan’s debut fiction chapbook, reviewed by Kim Loomis-Bennett
Stacy Austin Egan’s prose chapbook, You Could Stop It Here, is an encounter with a memory snag that just won’t … More
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