Imagine a coffee shop, something independent, unique, not part of a chain, where the air is filled with a rich, … More
Tag: Robert Vaughan
The Uncomfortably Ugly, the Stupidly Human, and the Beauty of the Mundane: A Review of Robert Vaughan’s ADDICTS & BASEMENTS
Robert Vaughan’s Addicts & Basements is a slim volume of flash fiction and poetry coming in at just under one hundred … More
Think of Your Kid: Microtones, by Robert Vaughan
In a recent essay in Boston Review titled “Against Conceptualism: Defending the Poetry of Affect,” Calvin Bedient writes that “Vehemence … More
Just in Case There Are Any Odd Little Paste-eating Girls Reading This, I’d Like to Give Them Some Small Ray of Hope: An Interview with Julie Innis
Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Julie Innis now lives in New York. Her stories and essays have appeared in Post Road, … More
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