“The Literature of Doom-scrolling”: Gabriel Blackwell’s CORRECTION, a review by Gillian Perry

Reaching the end of this collection, or novel, or account, or whatever this book is to be categorized as, Blackwell … More

Cassandra Luca Reviews Jonathan Blum’s short story collection THE USUAL UNCERTAINTIES: “A richly detailed, mixed (and eyebrow-furrowing) bag”

Jonathan Blum’s short story collection, The Usual Uncertainties, is cohesive in that each story showcases his uncanny observations; a brief … More

Reading Sara Deniz Akant’s Babette is like stepping into an alien bog, where matter is composed in language that looks … More

Set against the backdrop of changing technologies, cyber-bullying, and blended families, Jonathan Blum’s novella Last Word tells of Kip Langer … More

There is a certain type of writing which asks us to engage with it so that the reader must become … More

Penny, n. tells of Penny, a girl who grew up being told she was pretty by her mother. Penny discovers … More