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Volume 21, Number 4, Winter 2016 (#84) To purchase issue #84 using Paypal, click here. [goal id="24805"] INTERVIEWS Judy Juanita: DeFacto Feminist | interviewed by

Blake Morrison Chatto & Windus by Jane Baston From our first step on Shingle Street we feel the shifting terrain. This land where the sea

David A.J. Richards Cambridge University Press ($30) by Brian Gilmore I began reading David A.J. Richards’s book Why Love Leads to Justice the week before

Jorge Armenteros Spuyten Duyvil ($16) by Lacy Arnett Mayberry Craving escape from a stifling relationship, a perfumery student with an innately strong sense of smell

Philippe Soupault Translated by Alan Bernheimer City Lights Books ($10) by John Toren Philippe Soupault, along with Louis Aragon and André Breton, was one of

Vladislav Vančura translated by Carleton Bulkin Twisted Spoon Press ($22.50) by Jeff Bursey When one considers the early 20th century literary works of Czechoslovakian writers,

Selected and Translated by Paul Blackburn Edited by George Economou NYRB Classics ($16.95) by Erik Noonan Two people shaped Paul Blackburn’s life and art: his

Thomas Ligotti Hippocampus Press ($25) by Matthew McGuire In horror fiction there is the trope of the forbidden book containing secret knowledge that causes the

Zeina Hashem Beck The Rattle Foundation ($6) by George Longenecker Zeina Hashem Beck, winner of the 2016 Rattle Chapbook Prize, writes complex poetry about her