“Suspiria: A Fairytale in Sighs” by Jayme Russell
Floor map of the Dance Academy, including path to the witches’ quarters (as illustrated by footsteps) . . .
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“The Age of Inquiry” by Donna Bowman
What I call the Golden Age of inquiry on television stretches from Perry Mason in the late fifties and early sixties, to Columbo and Quincy…
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“A Chronicle of Suck: On Lavinia Ludlow’s Single Stroke Seven” By Ben Tanzer
One time, I went to visit a friend in Los Angeles. Please note that I have always been worried about things like health insurance…
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“‘We Cannot Be Reasonable’: On Robert Kloss’s The Revelator” By James Tadd Adcox
In 1842, Adolph Peter Adler, a pastor living in Denmark and onetime friend of Søren Kierkegaard, claimed to experience a divine revelation commanding him…
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“In Conversation with the Crow” By Erin Wisti
The first time I watched The Sixth Sense, I blinded myself. I was nine years old and an anxiety-prone child with an acute faith…
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Christopher Kelly on The Book is a Ghost by Roger Gilbert-Lecomte
In our rush to amend or forget the disasters of the 20th century, its liminal realms were purged and many doors to possible futures…
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Tyler Barton on Some Planet by John Mortara
I. jamie j. mortara has built their own planet. They’re tired of this one. Theirs is a planet seventy-three pages long, took…
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