Book Reviews
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Happy Hour – Marlowe Granados
Sometimes the most irritating situations stay with you because of the nothingness of them, how there was so much potential and yet nothing came of it. Continue reading
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The Man Who Saw Everything – Deborah Levy
I smiled at his careful and long-winded recollection of history told from his point of view. Continue reading
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The Mist – Stephen King
Dreams, after all, are insubstantial things, like mist itself. Continue reading
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Memoirs of a Beatnik – Diane Di Prima
When Ivan split I lay awake for a long time, staring at the fire-escape and the sparse starlight through the window. Continue reading
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Family Meal – Bryan Washington
In either case, a few more things happened before the end. Continue reading
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Just By Looking at Him – Ryan O’Connell
I woke up to a headache that was rapidly finding its voice. Continue reading
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The Dangers of Smoking in Bed – Mariana Enriquez
He replied that weird or disturbed people would understand. He was sure. And he was right. Continue reading
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Wild Abandon – Emily Bitto
The past could be hatched out of and left behind, clean-broken and clingless as a carapace. Continue reading
