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Motherfucking Sharks by Brian Allen Carr (A Review)
By Ryan Craig Bradford 116 pgs. | $9.95 Lazy Fascist Press It was late in the August of 2013 when weather-borne sharks descended upon us. It was a hot summer (but aren’t they all, these days?), and by...
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An Untamed State by Roxane Gay (A Review)
By David S. Atkinson Grove Atlantic Press 368 pgs | $16.00 Mireille Duval Jameson has lived a life of privilege. The daughter of Haitian immigrants who endlessly struggled in the United...
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The Following Sea by Marcel Jolley (A Review)
By C.A. LaRue Black Lawrence Press 150 pgs. | $16.00 The dreary off-season in a sleepy Alaskan borough just got ten times more interesting as its Native American chief of police Joseph Merickel is...
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Quarry Light by Claudia Smith (A Review)
By Justin Brouckaert Magic Helicopter Press 120 pages | $14 I first encountered Claudia Smith nearly two years ago when I read her excellent flash fiction collection The Sky is a Well (Rose...
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Above All Men by Eric Shonkwiler (A Review)
By David S. Atkinson MG Press 266 Pages | $15 Read an excerpt here Whenever I review a book, I try to look for a handle…a way in to talking about it. Some books are easier than others to...
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Doll Palace by Sara Lippmann (A Review)
By Leesa Cross-Smith Dock Street Press 198 pgs. | $16.00 Doll Palace (Dock Street Press, September 2014) by Sara Lippmann is a simple book, a simple collection of stories. There are no quotation...
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Addicts and Basements (A Review)
By Gabino Iglesias Civil Coping Mechanisms 142 pages | $13.95 Robert Vaughan’s Addicts & Basements places the reader on shaky ground from the first page and relentlessly delivers short blasts of...
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This Boring Apocalypse by Brandi Wells (A Review)
By Derrick Martin-Campbell Civil Coping Mechanisms 124 pages | $13.95 Love, the great destroyer, the apart-tearer — woe unto those caught in the crosshairs of the love of Brandi Wells’ unnamed narrator...
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Pelican by Emily O’Neill (A Review)
By AK Afferez YesYes Books 112 pages | $16 O’Neill knows how to listen to language, to tease out all the possibilities it has to offer (after all, she claims to owe her poetic education to the Cantab...
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North of Order by Nicholas Gulig (A Review)
By AK Afferez YesYes Books 123 pages | $16 North of Order lets loose an overarching imagination, one that is freed of borders and delimitations, and one to which Nicholas Gulig’s own geographical...
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