F/Z 2: Doubt & Surety

/ Joe Linker / Reviews
Fernando returns to the question of the picture we have of another’s picture of us that is not the same picture we have of us...

F/Z

/ Joe Linker / Reviews
The book is a little monster, the text its mask. It will fit into your pocket, the deeper the bigger, where economy is a hole in one’s pocket. The tiny book is in...

Body Horror

/ Thogdin Ripley / Reviews
I’ve been thinking around the idea of ‘body horror’, which is perhaps more aligned to a certain kind of pulpiness in film in the first instance, from a literary perspective.

Hey there, Chappie!

/ Judson Hamilton / Misc, Reviews
All the Wrong Men by Aviya Kushner is an inventive chapbook. To call this chap […]

Review: Neighbours & Tourists by Ewa Mazierska

/ Yosefa Loshitzky / Reviews
Neighbours & Tourists by Ewa Mazierska is a unique literary gem. In the first part, […]

Review: Wild Invocations by Ysabel Y. González

/ Leila Ortiz / Reviews
Ysabel Y. González’s debut collection of poems, Wild Invocations (Get Fresh Books, LLC), argues in […]

Review: On Endings

/ Eliza Brilliant / Reviews
Words will always move, always affect. For the ritual of language is not necessitated on understanding, but the desire to understand.

Hey there, Chappie!

/ Judson Hamilton / Reviews
Kit Schluter exhibits a sure hand in his chapbook The Good in Having a Nuclear […]

Hey there, Chappie!

/ Judson Hamilton / Misc, Reviews
rob mclennan’s chapbook Study of a Fox is uncanny in that the poems seem to […]

Hey there, Chappie!

/ Judson Hamilton / Reviews
1. Mike Andrelczyk’s The Iguana Green City is a chapbook filled with hallucinatory poems about […]

Gay Communism

/ Andrija Filipovic / Reviews
The appearance of Mario Mieli's book Towards a Gay Communism: Elements of Homosexual Critique is a breath of fresh air in the field of queer studies

Review: A Lesser Love

/ Reuven Pinnata / Reviews
Is there a difference between, say, looking at your drunk self in the mirror and being put under government surveillance?

Alfonso Cuarón and the Majesty of Place

/ Sonya Alexander / Reviews
Cuarón's films present place as both a setting and riff on the human condition

Eunoia in Two Parts: Kripi Malviya & Medha Singh

/ Scherezade Siobhan / Reviews
The Hindi word “viraha” which means recognizing love through separation has been swimming about my head lately

12.5 Point Review: Shitstorm

/ Scott Manley Hadley / Reviews
Shitstorm, structurally and tonally, reminded me of the recent “greats” of South American fiction.