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LiteratureNovember 26, 2018November 20, 2019

The Road to “Tom Sawyer”

Joey Grantham has been everywhere. Between various bookstores to big cities and even a stint back at his parents, he meshed with writers and made scattered poems a cohesive book.

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LiteratureAugust 27, 2018November 20, 2019

“Vanishing Twins” Dances Through A Non-Linear Storyline

Leah Dieterich’s writing is precisely executed and peppered with gorgeous prose, utilizing ballet metaphors to tell a personal and astonishing story. At times academic, the Soft Skull release is nonetheless captivating.

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LiteratureJune 25, 2018

“Something Bright, Then Holes” Filled with Profundity and Connotation

MacArthur Fellow Maggie Nelson’s 2007 reissue is easily one of the best books of 2018. Candid and heartfelt, Nelson’s narration blurs the lines between poetry and storytelling fluently and with thoughtful contemplation.

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LiteratureMay 28, 2018November 20, 2019

Love, Life, and Letters: White-Knuckled Noir in “How To Set Yourself On Fire”

Able to fit 56 chapters into a meer 306 pages, Julia Dixon Evans still finds a way to foreshadow, develop complex character development, and still surprise readers in the end.

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LiteratureApril 30, 2018

“The Garbage Times/White Ibis” Gives Fruitless Perspective on Doomed Beauty

In his new book, a dual nouvella, Sam Pink’s simple observations become metaphors or, perhaps, the basis for a new philosophy altogether.

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LiteratureApril 26, 2018November 20, 2019

“Animals Eat Each Other” Finds Sympathy in Shitty People

Elle Nash’s characters in her new book are neither good or bad, just twisted in a volatile threeway filled with obsession, manipulation and the ruins of love and sexuality.

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LiteratureApril 16, 2018November 20, 2019

“Saul Stories” is an Exercise in Brutally Honest Ambiguity

Elizabeth Ellen uses unlikeable characters to explore hazy morals and societal expectations/standards when life & art collide in her latest novel, published by Short Flight/Long Drive Books.

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We’re back with another round of amazing AAPI artists, this time with a special highlight on the wonderfully talented Ellen O. While Ellen is no longer with us, it doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate her musical contributions to this world. The singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist had a sound that was beautifully dark and mesmerizing. The Brooklyn-based artist uniquely crafted her songs to incorporate her classical piano background and love for hip-hop and trap music/beats. You can watch her Popscure Presents set/interview at the link in our bio. ❤️ Songs to know: “Sparrows & Doves,” “odd,” and “chicago”
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