Come West and See
Maxim Loskutoff W. W. Norton & Company ($25.95) by George Longenecker Come West and See, Maxim Luskutoff’s first short story collection, offers a collage of
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Flights of Rhetoric:
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Interviewed by W.D. Clarke Jeff Bursey's recently reissued first novel, Verbatim (Verbivoracious Press, $16), is a wicked satire of political life that presents a "verbatim"
On the Road & Off the Record
with Leonard Bernstein
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Fifty Playwrights on Their Craft
Caroline Jester and Caridad Svich Edited by Caroline Jester Bloomsbury/Methuen Drama ($35.95) by Justin Maxwell In Fifty Playwrights on Their Craft, dramaturg Caroline Jester and
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Interviewed by Eric Magrane Jared Stanley is a poet and artist whose most recent book is EARS (Nightboat, $15.95). Sam Lohmann, writing for The Volta,
A Certain Roughness in Their Syntax
Jorge Aulicino Translated by Judith Filc Tupelo Press ($16.95) by M. Lock Swingen A foreboding sense of violence and loss pervades A Certain Roughness in
Poet in Spain
Federico García Lorca Translated by Sarah Arvio Alfred A. Knopf ($35) by Patrick James Dunagan An enthusiastic, near universal adoration swathes the work of Federico
From the Files
of the Immanent Foundation
Norman Finkelstein Dos Madres Press ($17) by Alexander Dickow The back cover of From the Files of the Immanent Foundation quotes from one of the
Fall 2018
INTERVIEWS: Revisiting the Journey: An Interview with Craig Thompson In this transcript of a talk given at the 2018 Autoptic Festival in Minneapolis, Rain Taxi