“The Office Of Historical Corrections” is a Necessary Critique of the Current Moment
A review of Danielle Evans’s new collection, “The Office of Historical Corrections.”
Tag: Reviews
The Mysteries and Melodies of Memory in “Invisible Ink.”
A review of Patrick Modiano’s new novel, “Invisible Ink.”
Madness, Civilization, and the Poetry of Violence in Artaud the Mômo
A review of Antonin Artaud’s poetry collection, “Artaud the Mômo.”
Paranoia, Betrayal, and the Discomforts of “The Land.”
A review of Thomas Maltman’s new novel, “The Land.”
The Layered Explorations of Self in “Piranesi”
A review of Susanna Clarke’s new novel, “Piranesi.”
Obsession and Alternate Realities in “Red Pill”
A review of Hari Kunzru’s new novel, “Red Pill.”
The Hauntings of History and the Human Condition in “Rabbit Foot Bill”
A review of Helen Humphreys’s new novel, “Rabbit Foot Bill.”
The Intergalactic Intersections of “The Space Between Worlds”
A review of Micaiah Johnson’s debut novel, “The Space Between Worlds.”
“Leonard and Hungry Paul” is a Coming-Of-Age Story for the Already Aged
A review of Rónán Hession’s debut novel, “Leonard and Hungry Paul.”
A Seductive Inversion of the Novel in “Death In Her Hands”
A review of Ottessa Mosfegh’s new book, “Death In Her Hands.”
