Isolated: Two Plays
Classic dystopian overtones prevail in MacArthur’s complementary pair of plays. Isolated exposes the panicked motives and desperate longings of the […]
Reviews
The Girls Who Saw Everything
At first I was skeptical about The Girls Who Saw Everything for the following reasons: (1) this book about a […]
A Fine Ending
First off, this is not a novel. A novel has conflict, rising action, and a climax in which the lives […]
A Heart in Port
A Heart in Port There is something in these stories that stops the breath. Perhaps it is the apparent ease […]
Thirty-Three Convoluted Solutions to The World’s Simplest Robbery
I quite like this self-aware train-of-thought story–David Moscovich writes in a unique, absurd manner that is often quite funny. Taking […]
Spectral Horse Poems
Simon Pole’s poems engage the culture head-on in a way that I don’t think I’ve encountered before; many of these […]
Sparks & Fusion
Matt Payne edits the inaugural issue of Sparks & Fusion, an enjoyable little DIY litzine collecting works from a group […]
Rhythm & Breath
Rhythm & Breath is short, only eight poems in total, culled from various pocks of the writer’s work over the […]
Misunderstandings Magazine
Misunderstandings Magazine is a poetry zine, but it’s really the art and the layout of it that’s most compelling. First […]
Misunderstandings Magazine
I’m no great fan of poetry, and have trouble telling the merely mediocre from the bad. Between Misunderstandings Magazine’s lettered […]
Hermana, Resist: The Poetry Collection
“This is a book for those of us who know that love is political,” boldly states an accompanying quote on […]
The Toca Loca Project
The info here indicates that Tamblyn’s comic was written to correspond with the work of the ‘new music’ band Toca […]