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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from “Hothead” by Stephen Cushman
And here I thought blow smoke up your ass was a figurative fig leaf, slang to suss, an edifying idiom not for everyone in…
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A Conversation with Jeffrey Condran by Curtis Smith
Jeffrey Condran is the author of the story collection A Fingerprint Repeated. His debut novel, Prague Summer, was published by Counterpoint in August 2014 and…
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“On the Way to the Temple of Ten Thousand Skulls” by Lily Hoang
While we are still in Vietnam, my aunt leans over and explains: Take notice of our oxen. They are strong and well fed. And then…
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Selections from Fit Into Me by Molly Gaudry
On my grandmother’s loveseat, I thought as I often do of her sitting on it in that small assisted living apartment she moved into…
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“Precious Rubbish No. 3” By Kayla E.
The third panel of a six-part series.
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“Precious Rubbish No. 2” By Kayla E.
The second panel of a six-part series.
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A Specter, a Spectacle: A Conversation with Danielle Dutton on Margaret the First By Christina Wood Martinez
When she drives through in her carriage, when she makes her daily tour, she sees their faces peering out from cottage doors. She is…
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“A Note On the Spectacular” by William H. Gass
What is spectacular to me? The concluding page of Joyce’s Finnegans Wake. It announces the end of this great project and in a way…
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“Precious Rubbish no. 1” by Kayla E.
The first panel of a six-part series.
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