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Within the Free Space of Writing: An Interview with Charles Holdefer

By Curtis Smith Charles Holdefer is an American writer currently based in Brussels, Belgium. He is the author of…

Rust I will always dream about the dirt roads through a meadow where the only landmarks are occasional trees,…

By Jeff Bursey I And yet, the cumulative pullulation of this Host achieved something the entire Soviet Machine had…

By Aimee Parkison and Meg Pokrass Victim of gossip, like a blacklisted movie star, walking through a sleepy town,…

By Ryan Bollenbach In an introduction to Michel Leiris’ memoir Manhood: A Journey from Childhood into the Fierce Order…

The Fern Cliff (V) (Seizure of the Waters) to locate here: the tongue’s fluent seizure: middling breath of the…

Process. The liminal space. A full circle. In her new hybrid text, ENSŌ, Shin Yu Pai confronts the ineffability…

By Henry Goldkamp Henry Goldkamp: Your first book, DAD DAD DAD DAD DAD DAD DAD (TxtBooks, 2019), wittily explores all…

In Semblance of Being roaming isolation, disappears on cue once home too many walls to return to too many…

By Kristine Ong Muslim In 2018, the Ateneo de Naga University Press released Daryll Delgado’s debut novel, Remains. The…