Isaac Dwyer experiences a new type of poetry reading, filled with coy cowboys and time-warp aristocrats.
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A Part Time Midwesterner’s Perspective of Robinson Alone
Erin Breen uses her geographic perspective to review Kathleen Rooney’s poetry collection, Robinson Alone.
Psychological Examinations for the Existentialists
Isaac Dwyer peers around Azareen Van Der Vliet Oloomi’s Fra Keeler, and finds a whole lot of neuroses, pomegranates, and manila folders.
Early Judgments
Clint Margrave’s The Early Death of Men will die on you early – if you’re expecting something filled with skulls.
A Triumph for Joe
Isaac Dwyer finds extreme pleasure in reciting the passages of Brendan Constantine’s latest book, Calamity Joe
Caustic Romanticism
Isaac Dwyer reviews the debut translation of Juliusz Slowacki’s drama of a romantic youth in the Warsaw insurrection.
Toddlers, Coloring Books, and Tiaras
Rebecca Cox confronts gender roles with her younger brother over Jacinta Bunnell’s coloring book.
Missing Out On the Grotesque
Isaac Dwyer dissects the downfalls (and merits) of Nick Blinko’s novel, The Primal Screamer.
