May Our Joy Endure
Québécois writer Kev Lambert’s latest novel offers a trenchant social critique in a chaotic unspooling of words.
Reviewed by Marcie McCauley
What Good Is Heaven
In their debut poetry collection, Raye Hendrix interrogates kindness and mercy while exploring love’s complicated gestures.
Reviewed by Jennifer Saunders
Near-Earth Object
John Shoptaw emphasizes that resilience and creation are as much a part of our behavioral repertoire as violence and despoliation.
Reviewed by Lee Rossi
Be the Strange You Wish to See in the World: An Interview with John Madera
John Madera, poet, fiction writer, and editor of the online journal Big Other, discusses Nervosities, his new collection of experimental short fiction.
Interviewed by Rone Shavers