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July 26, 2019October 22, 2025 - Archives, Books, Interview, Podcast, Reading, Writing

Jamming Their Transmission, Episode 13: Norman Lock

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July 22, 2019October 22, 2025 - Archives, Poetry, Reading, Writing

Seven Poems, by Victoria Redel

Garden In the first weeks we already knew this was history, that you’d speak of our nakedness, the flat…

July 17, 2019October 22, 2025 - Archives, Poetry, Reading, Writing

Five Poems, by Micah Zevin

Gravitas, an oval shape. We partially shot our windows, our idiot boxes so we don’t see your faces. The…

July 16, 2019October 22, 2025 - Archives, Poetry, Reading, Writing

Four Poems, by John Yau

Catullus Sails to China (1) Now that my sojourn is circling a drain Should I slow this engine down…

July 15, 2019August 28, 2023 - Archives, Fiction, Reading, Writing

Four Crônicas, by Rone Shavers

Crônica No. 1: On the Form The work of art, like the world, is a living form: it is,…

July 10, 2019October 22, 2025 - Archives, Poetry, Reading, Writing

No Doubt Perhaps, by Miranda Mellis

I don’t ask experts I take a different route along a stream back up to the main road and…

July 5, 2019October 22, 2025 - Archives, Books, Nonfiction, Reading, Writing

Détourned Dada: Paul Nougé’s Aphoristic Ad Performance

For Mary Ann Caws If the complex life of many people takes place entirely on the level of the unconscious,…

June 13, 2019August 28, 2023 - Archives, Books, Excerpt, Fiction, Reading, Writing

David Leo Rice’s Angel House (An Excerpt)

This scene takes place early in the novel, soon after the ark known as ANGEL HOUSE, piloted by an…

June 11, 2019October 22, 2025 - Archives, Poetry, Reading, Writing

Six Poems, by Shira Dentz

Spring, mid-afternoon I turn on the laughter up & over Small fireballs warning drivers not to turn It gets…

June 6, 2019August 28, 2023 - Archives, Fiction, Reading, Writing

A Refusal to Disappear, by Doug Rice

My father taught me to count each line of memory cut into a woman’s wrists. The red, round sores…