Ideal Home Noise (1): Sagl, Schrauwen, Robbe-Grillet
Jeff Jackson05.21.15
Jeff Jackson takes a deep dive into Soviet-era photographs from Sagl, Robbe-Grillet’s films, and a graphic novel by Schrauwen in this first installment.
The Giant Possibilities of the Human Spirit: A Review of Furious 7
Eric Nelson05.14.15
What can the Fast and Furious movies teach us about death? Eric Nelson reviews.
Wicked Messenger: A Review of Johannes Göransson’s The Sugar Book
Geoffrey Cruickshank-Hagenbuckle05.11.15
What does The Sugar Book do to a reader? Spasms.
Inside Ex Machina
Sabra Embury05.04.15
Ex Machina bends the tech-thriller genre into bizarre love triangles and A.I. Sabra Embury reviews.
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.
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.
Charlotte’s Web, Animal Farm, Mort(e)
Sabra Embury04.14.15
Mort(e) extends the lineage of political allegory with charming, apocalyptic flair. Sabra Embury reviews.
Memory As Story: A Review of Find Me
Amber Sparks03.31.15
Amber Sparks dives into the memory, loss, and apocalypse in Laura van den Berg’s Find Me.
Blurred Lines: As We Know by Amaranth Borsuk and Andy Fitch
Gina Myers03.18.15
As We Know redefines the writer/editor relationship by blurring all boundaries between them. Gina Myers reviews.
Oscar Party 2015: White Year
Kevin Killian02.23.15
At his annual Oscar party Kevin Killian laments the lack of nominees of color while roasting the sure fire white winners playing numerous afflictions.
