I read The Trees
back in February,
then Erasure
back in May,
and just like that,
Percival Everett
became one of
my favorite
living novelists.
Sharp, critical,
comical, twisted,
and inventive
with every page.
A book within
a book
is always
a good call
and this one
does it so
masterfully.
Speaking with the author of the debut poetry collection Reveille (Flood Editions, 2025).
Speaking with the author of Easy Tiger & Holy Smokes
Speaking with the Chicago-based poet.
Speaking with the NYC-based poet & co-host of Straight Girls reading series.
Alina Pleskova’s debut collection, out now with Deep Vellum.
You’ve been warned.
Percival Everett is quickly becoming my favorite living novelist.
Bob Hicok’s newest linked collection of grief.
A bilingual book of haiku.
A glitched out, fragmented chapbook.
A book about being in-between the noise. Available in Danish and English.
The debut poetry collection from a Midwestern gem.
More than mush.
Speaking with the short fiction extraordinaire.
Debut collection, absurd and sharp.
Debut full-length collection of apocalypse poems.
A hallucinatory horror novel I can’t stop thinking about.
In praise of a 2001 novel (with another novel within).
A meditative and tranquil book of poems.
Featuring a post-apocalyptic mailman, yes.
A multimedia experience from 30 years ago.
A free PDF chapbook through Ugly Duckling Presse.
Victoria Chang’s newest features over 200 wise poetic brevities.
A high-paced chase novel.
Mary Robison’s spectacular novel in fragments.
A twisted fable for the ages.