Death Cults and Hopeful Gestures in “Sometimes I Never Suffered”
An interview with Shane McCrae about his newest collection of poetry, “Sometimes I Never Suffered.”
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Poetry’s Power In ‘Here Is The Sweet Hand’
A review of francine j. harris’ new poetry collection “here is the sweet hand.”
Necessary Detachment in “I Hold a Wolf by the Ears”
Our review of Laura van den Berg’s new collection, “I Hold a Wolf by the Ears.”
Longing and an Uncertain Journey Toward Progress in “Life Events”
A review of Karolina Waclawiak’s new novel, “Life Events.”
Identity and Community in ‘Pew’
The narrator of Catherine Lacey’s new novel Pew often sleeps in churches, not because they are in search of “graceContinue Reading
The Duress of Solitude in Karen Solie’s “The Caiplie Caves”
An interview with Karen Solie about her book,”The Caiplie Caves.”
Disaster Remembered and Revisited in “Fracture”
A review of Andrés Neuman’s new book, “Fracture.”
A Bleak, Humorous Look Into Futurity
A review of Mary South’s new collection of stories, You Will Never Be Forgotten.
Linked Layers
A review of Jordan Kisner’s new book, “Thin Places.”
Changes, Reversals, and “America’s Pastime”
A review of Emily Nemens’s debut novel “The Cactus League.”
