Review Of Every Review I’ve Read Of The Sidekicks’ Runners In The Nerved World
Jordan Castro04.30.15
An exhausted look at the way a record is reviewed nearly the same way every time, over and over, with almost nothing to actually say.
How to Live In An Insect If The Dumpsters Have No More Carbs
Mark Baumer & Lorian Long04.29.15
“I think if I ever get a face tattoo I will get ‘I am currently the dumbest person on earth compared to every future version of myself’ because I want to read it every time I look in a mirror.” Lorian Long and Mark Baumer in conversation about dumpster diving, raw food, exercise, and life.
Clouzot’s Wound: Lara Mimosa Montes on L’enfer
Lara Mimosa Montes04.28.15
Lara Mimosa Montes revisits Henri-Georges Clouzot’s 1964 film L’enfer and asks, “What can be gleaned from thirteen (unlucky) hours of exposed footage?”
DEEPER WAYS OF NOT BEING ANYTHING: A CONVERSATION WITH SOPHIA KATZ
Guillaume Morissette04.27.15
Guillaume Morissette speaks with Sophia Katz about internet shitstorms, drugs, and her debut book, The Title Of This Book Is An Inside Joke.
Two Poems
Sandra Simonds04.24.15
“I read & I read & I read & I read. / My husband left and found a new house.” Two new poems by Sandra Simonds, selected by Summer poetry editor, Sasha Fletcher.
Tiny Rocks: Miniatures, Macabre, & Meaning-Making in Sarah Jean Alexander’s WILDLIVES
Lucy Tiven04.23.15
“Alexander’s poems oscillate between emotional realism and surrealistic image.” Lucy Tiven reviews.
tabloid photograph of david duchovny wielding starbucks (an ekphrast)
Grant Maierhofer04.22.15
“I’m like a dog grieving the death of its owner in perpetuity without knowing this means I’m free.” New short fiction from Grant Maierhofer, from his forthcoming collection, Marcel.
You’re Still Bound by Time: An Interview with Shya Scanlon
Frances Chiem04.21.15
Shya Scanlon in conversation with Frances Chiem on place, time, and genre in his new novel, The Guild of Saint Cooper.
Further Research on the Role of Human Tears
Dennis James Sweeney04.20.15
Dennis James Sweeney examines the human impulse to cry, the role of tears, and our capacity at persistence.
Two Poems
Nalini Edwin04.17.15
“They hired a multimedia guy to do video and multimedia / and audio and multimedia and databases and multimedia.” Two new poems by Nalini Edwin, selected by Summer poetry editor, Sasha Fletcher.
