WHERE THE SKY MEETS THE OCEAN AND THE AIR TASTES LIKE METAL AND THE BIRDS DON’T MAKE A SOUND, a novel by Mike Kleine & Dan Hoy, reviewed by Jace Brittain

It begins with a body. Like a lot of the books and movies of the detective noir genre, we know … More

THE TROUBLE WITH LANGUAGE, a TRNSFR Books debut fiction collection by Rebecca Fishow, reviewed by Maxwell Malone

Rawness, strangeness, and unpredictability have been nearly universal facets of daily life in 2020, and, in that sense, Rebecca Fishow’s … More

“The Hypothetical Men Behind THE HYPOTHETICAL MAN”: Jesi Buell on a TRNSFR Books collaborative novel-in-stories by Paul Maliszewski & Ryan Weil (?)

In Buddhism, I have heard them refer to this as “monkey mind”—that endless chatter of what we are doing, what … More

Noreen Hernandez Reviews THE WAGNERS, a booklength poem by John Colasacco

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