By Queen Mob

In Bed With Joanna Walsh

/ Queen Mob / Misc
This is the bed I slept in last night, in a hotel I was booked into by a litfest.

Interview: Ben Fama x Abraham Adams

/ Ben Fama / Interviews
I made the “nihilistic” move of a random image order, which feels more like fatalism to me, after I realized the art of this book is where you find it: in the reader.

In Bed With Nyla Matuk

Warrior

/ Dennis Milam Bensie / Misc
I can say with complete honestly that I took a beating during the run of this play.

In Bed With Cornelia Barber

/ Queen Mob / Misc
My boyfriend does sometimes have to tell me to go outside because if I am really getting somewhere I don’t leave the house all day.

C*NTerine the Great

12.5 Review: Magda Szabo’s The Door

/ Judson Hamilton / Fiction
Are you in an MFA program for fiction? Well you can save yourself a ton of cash by just buying this book and studying it closely.

Sudden Invitation to Coffee

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
After so much time has passed, you hear a voice. You hear my voice. But you don’t listen.

Fucking Sweet

Poem Comic: Nicky Arscott

In Bed With Alyssa Pelish

/ Russell Bennetts / Misc
Just recently, I migrated to a much larger apartment, in Brooklyn, that has many more rooms.

Angels in America

/ Dennis Milam Bensie / Misc
Twenty summers later: I’m still alive and healthy. I found myself sitting in a Thai restaurant having dinner with a few of my Angels alumni.

Wandering / WILDING : Blackness on the Internet

/ Queen Mob / Misc
Who is the black flâneur? He or she is a loiterer. The roving that permits white fancy, white whim,

Arrested by the First Loss

/ Masha Tupitsyn / Misc
Melancholy is about the loss of desire. The loss of the desire to do something about desire.

Queen Mob’s Berlin Teaparty

#DragRace Diary 5: Grown Folks

/ Joseph Spece / Misc
Let us ask ourselves frankly, now: is it Emmy we want on our side, or the blank unbounded oppositional horizon?

Against Normalization / Contra la Normalización: An Interview with John Chávez

/ David Buuck / Interviews
One might find everyone is Other to oneself, but that otherness isn’t harmful, isn’t something to shame or fear; rather, that otherness is an opportunity to fully open one’s ear to the music that lies everywhere.

The Ninja Knot

/ Dennis Milam Bensie / Misc
The magazine Variety came to town to review Secondhand Lions and called it “… entertaining but not endearing.”

In Bed With Gary Nihsen

/ Queen Mob / Misc
One cannot write on the moving train. One jots, one dashes, one scribbles, one notes…

Reflections On Recent Poetry Part I

/ Stu Watson / Letters & Essays
To stay with this focus on the book’s inherent materiality, poetry collections are, generally, about the same size as the human face.