By Ted Morrissey It was my great fortune to grow up in a house that valued reading. And not…
“The Illiterate, the Maimed”
By Louis Armand As for anniversaries, THE END wins hands down. The Origin of the Brunists (1966) was Coover’s…
From the Archives: Détourned Dada: Paul Nougé’s Aphoristic Ad Performance
Happy birthday, Jared Daniel Fagen! Celebrate by reading this Fagen essay we published last year! For Mary Ann Caws…
Ins and/or Outs: A Conversation with Tracy Fuad
By Henry Goldkamp Henry Goldkamp: Your first book, DAD DAD DAD DAD DAD DAD DAD (TxtBooks, 2019), wittily explores all…
Notes on Daryll Delgado’s Post-Ecological Disaster Novel, Remains
By Kristine Ong Muslim In 2018, the Ateneo de Naga University Press released Daryll Delgado’s debut novel, Remains. The…
Announcing Big Other’s Best of the Net 2020 Nominations!
We are pleased to nominate the following fiction, poetry, and nonfiction pieces for inclusion in Sundress Publications‘s Best of…
From the Archives: The Road Is a Shot Glass Half-Full, by Grace Campbell
Happy birthday, Grace Campbell! Read this Campbell nonfiction we published last year! Windows lap up the rust belt, entire…
George Floyd: Protracted Elevation That Raises the Sun, by Will Alexander
Throughout the current modern era the African solstice has remained condemned, modified, used for psychic flavoring, always at the…
Poetry: Power That Seeps From Invisible Wattage
By Will Alexander “All the elements of poetry are aglow, burning like several suns in their intense and high…
To Dance with the Tiger: Call-Out, Cancel, and the Big C of Culture
By Tyrone Williams In every woman and man lies the seed of the fear Of just how alone are all…