Babble Cry: A Review of mUtter-bAbel
Paul Cunningham06.12.14
Voids and wombs and wounds abound in Christine Wertheim’s latest onslaught, mUtter-bAbel. Paul Cunningham reviews.
My Own Saint: A Review of Letters of James Agee to Father Flye
Nathaniel Popkin06.11.14
Nathaniel Popkin reviews despair, evil, organs, and The Letters of James Agee to Father Flye.
Soccer! A U.S.-Centric Preview of Argentina’s World Cup Triumph
Pete Hausler06.10.14
Pete Hausler takes a look at the field for the 2014 World Cup, featuring a fair-handed assessment of how the U.S. team may fare. Art by Danny Jock.
I Really, Really Hate Nostalgia: Juliet Escoria Interviews Dennis Cooper
Juliet Escoria06.09.14
Juliet Escoria picks Dennis Cooper’s brain about his latest book, The Weaklings (XL), Lars von Trier’s bullshit, the inherent goodness of humans, and more.
you radiated all symmetrical and i swept the stroke
Sherri Caudell06.06.14
A new poem of colors, comedy, and gods by Sherri Caudell, selected by Spring poetry editor Molly Brodak.
Liking Things is the New Black
Kati Heng06.05.14
Kati Heng argues that it’s time to embrace liking whatever you like, even Taylor Swift.
Brian Hitler
Daniel Bailey06.04.14
A penetrating exploration of morals, history, and self worth, parsed through the complex lens of Brian and Louis Hitler, said to be the last remaining blood descendants of Adolf. Art by Justin Duffus.
Body Map: Headlessness
Molly Brodak06.03.14
Body Map is a series that invites authors to write about the body. In this installment, Molly Brodak talks about brains, tumors, and headlessness.
Thoughts on Crystal Eaters by Shane Jones
Mark Baumer06.02.14
Mark Baumer takes his wild eye to Shane Jones’s newest novel, Crystal Eaters, released this week from Two Dollar Radio.
from The Sugar Book
Johannes Göransson05.30.14
A thick and sickly, meat-mouthed excerpt from Johannes Göransson’s The Sugar Book, selected by Spring poetry editor, Molly Brodak.
