The Einstein of Mt. Greenwood
Pete Segall06.28.17
“You sit long enough in a small car looking at snow falling on shitty bungalows and expanses of weeds and your brain starts going funny places.” New short fiction by Pete Segall.
What I Learned from a Cockfighter
Christopher Bundy06.27.17
Christopher Bundy goes to the South Carolina Lowcountry to take a close up and personal look into the world of cockfighting from a world apart.
Very Rational People: Scott McClanahan in conversation with Chelsea Hodson
Chelsea Hodson06.26.17
Scott McClanahan’s latest, The Sarah Book, finds him at the height of his powers, speaking like only he can speak. Recently he caught up with Chelsea Hodson to talk about the making of the book, the being of a person, changing who you are, and much more.
#FOLLOWMEBOOK – MISSED CONNECTIONS
Michael J. Seidlinger06.23.17
Michael Seidlinger’s fourth dispatch from the road gets anonymously personal with some rumination on regret, social anxiety, and impostor syndrome.
“This is our century now, and we are alone in it.” – An Interview with SOd press
Barrett White06.22.17
The editors of avant-garde Australian publishers SOd press caught up with Barrett White about the radical work they present, the exciting state of Australian experimental poetics, and much more.
The Nilsson Sisters’ Legend Is Growing
Lynn Mundell06.21.17
“Scientists say it was their doubled pheromones, their spectacular lack of adult supervision, the latent effects of bovine growth hormones in their preschool milk that triggered the Nilsson Sisters Phenomenon.” New short fiction by Lynn Mundell.
All The Things We Cannot Know: A Review of Sunshine State
Jaime Fountaine06.20.17
Sunshine State translates the personal into the universal in essays ranging in subject from homelessness to domestic violence to Amway. Jaime Fountaine reviews.
Artists on Art: Katie Gately on Franz Kafka’s The Castle
Robert Kloss06.19.17
In the latest installment of Robert Kloss’s Artists on Art, sound designer and producer-turned-musician Katie Gately shares a major source of inspiration in her admiration for Kafka’s The Castle.
#FOLLOWMEBOOK – NOTHING GOOD CAN COME OF THIS, TURN BACK
Michael J. Seidlinger06.16.17
The third dispatch from Michael Seidlinger as he makes his way across the country directed by social media finds him amid the gators in Tallahassee with Jeff VanderMeer.
AN EXPERIMENT IN READING: THE ODES TO TL61P of KESTON SUTHERLAND
Jon Cone06.15.17
“The world we live in is safe haven to all commodity, whereas the human has its place elsewhere. ” Jon Cone goes for the rose of the throat with an improvisational and associative response to Keston Sutherland’s THE ODES TO TLP16.
