The collection of fictions from some authors we’ve covered before and someone we haven’t deliver stories that might not be real, but are so real.
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The collection of fictions from some authors we’ve covered before and someone we haven’t deliver stories that might not be real, but are so real.
Read MoreJoey 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.
Read MoreCatch Business captures relatable digital anxiety in her new poetry book, without the possible pretension.
Read MoreLeah 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.
Read MoreIn his new book, a dual nouvella, Sam Pink’s simple observations become metaphors or, perhaps, the basis for a new philosophy altogether.
Read MoreElle 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.
Read MoreElizabeth 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.
Read MoreThe Brooklyn-based poet’s new collection of stories from “Cheap Yellow” might be titled different shades of sunshine, but they tackle the darkest pits of young adulthood with potency.
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