A Book About Ray
By far the most complete framing of Ray Johnson to date, Ellen Levy’s A Book About Ray engages with the work of the enigmatic artist on his own terms.
Reviewed by Patrick James Dunagan
High Solitude
Léon-Paul Fargue’s idiosyncratic book contributes to the lineage of the flâneur, that indelible Parisian lurker of corridors and street cafes.
Reviewed by Patrick James Dunagan
Poems 2016-2024
J.H. Prynne’s latest colossal addendum shows an unparalleled poet holding forth at the height of his powers.
Reviewed by Patrick James Dunagan
Stories and Poems of a Class Struggle and One Impossible Step
These new translations into English of work by poets Roque Dalton and Orides Fontela are vital.
Reviewed by Patrick James Dunagan
Fire-Rimmed Eden
Lynn Lonidier's poetry is invariably unique, and all the more valuable for it, as it realizes an idiosyncratic sensibility.
Reviewed by Patrick James Dunagan