Spit Temple, Cecilia Vicuña. Trans. Rosa Alcalá. Ugly Duckling Press, 2012. hungree throat, bill bissett. Talonbooks, 2013. Review By Paul Watkins As literary scholar Charles Bernstein states: “What interests me…
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The Dark Would: anthology of language art. Ed. Philip Davenport. Apple Pie Editions, 2013. Review by Eric Schmaltz For years now many practitioners who have identified with uncreative writing and…
Why we love Paolo Sorrentino’s This Must Be the Place M. “Why we love This Must Be the Place” is a pretty good title for our discussion of Paolo Sorrentino’s…
Thank You for the Window Office, Maged Zaher. Ugly Duckling Presse, 2012. Review by Fazeela Jiwa In Thank You for the Window Office, Maged Zaher’s writing echoes the short attentions…
Click on the image below to view the slideshow. I am not a theoretician of the bilingual text. Not yet anyway. I have merely, like other writers who find themselves…
Firing Line with William F. Buckley, 1968 Guests: Jack Kerouac, Lewis Yablonsky, and Ed Sanders transcribed by Jason Grimmer A 1968 episode of William F. Buckley’s Firing Line, featuring a…
Madness, Rack, and Honey, Mary Ruefle. Wave Books, 2012. Trances of the Blast, Mary Ruefle. Wave Books, 2013. Review by Nicholas Papaxanthos “I always looked askance at writing on writing,…
Ceremonies for the Dead, Giles Benaway. Kegedeonce Press, 2013 I want to share my thanks and appreciation Giles, for allowing your first published collection of poems to be a dwelling place…
The Family China, Ann Shin. Brick Books, 2013. Reviewed by Myna Wallin On the cover of Ann Shin’s second collection of poetry, The Family China, a photograph shows the female…
Accusation, Catherine Bush. Goose Lane, 2013. The first time I heard Catherine Bush read from her forthcoming novel, Accusation, was three years ago. We were staying at a monastery near Lumsden, SK, as…
The Other Side of Youth, Kelli Deeth. Arsenal Pulp Press, 2013. Review by Zoe Sharpe Kelli Deeth’s The Other Side of Youth is a collection of acute and subtle short…
La Boutique Obscure, Georges Perec. Trans. Daniel Levin Becker. Melville House, 2013 Review by Alan Reed La Boutique Obscure is a translation of the dream journal kept by Georges Perec…