What Shirt Color is Left?
Fado, Salazar, Pessoa, and Saramago A Report from Lisbon’s DIS/QUIET Literary Program by Mike Schneider Lisbon, aka Lisboa, lies at the expansive mouth of the
Things That Go
Laura Eve Engel Octopus Books ($17) by Greg Bem The first book of poetry by Laura Eve Engel, Things That Go, is on its surface
Writing Sontag's Life and Work:
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Shit I’ve Cried About
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The Poet Who Hated Poetry
But Wrote It Anyway:
An Interview with Jose Padua
interviewed by bart plantenga I was always the con man without a clue, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Doomstead Days
Brian Teare Nightboat Books ($17.95) by John Bradley “I touch through rhythm, / notebook open as I walk, / strike inflecting script // with wobble
Nobody’s Fool: The Life and Times of Schlitzie the Pinhead
Bill Griffith Abrams Comic Arts ($24.99) by Christopher Luna For half a century, cartoonist Bill Griffith has thrilled many and confounded others with his surreal
Utopian Trace: An Oral Presentation
Peter Lamborn Wilson Logosophia Books ($16) by Richard Kostelanetz Peter Lamborn Wilson first entered my mind a quarter-century ago when he broadcast two-hour monologues on
“A very full, large,
and luminous space”:
the poetry of Amanda Berenguer
an interview with Kristin Dykstra and Kent Johnson Interviewed by Peter Boyle Born in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1921, Amanda Berenguer is among the many outstanding
The Enchanted Ring:
A Romance of Chivalry
Philothée O’Neddy Translated by Brian Stableford Snuggly Books ($12) by Olchar E. Lindsann Rare would be the reader who recognizes the absurd name Philothée O’Neddy,