Review – BIG OTHER

On Poetry, Community, and Heroes: Reading Tyrone Williams

By Jill Darling In “Reviewing Reviewing: Ethos and Praxis,” published in Big Other in April 2019, Tyrone Williams reflects…

By Tyrone Williams The absence of a circumflex over the o in Hotel is only one index of the…

By Mike Corrao Recently, Schism Press has begun releasing open-access titles through Schism-Neuronics, a division taking its name from…

In Douglas A. Martin’s Wolf, two pre-teen brothers beat their father to death in the glow of his TV…

Happy birthday, Bradford Morrow, writer and editor par excellence! Over the years, Big Other has published reviews of Morrow’s…

Today is Samuel R. Delany’s birthday. Celebrate by reading this Delany essay we published April 5, 2019! With…

The current folio includes an excerpt from Micheline Aharonian Marcom’s novel-in-progress, The Nothing on Which the Fire Depends, my…

“Draining the Sea was less about exploring character and more about how in language trauma sustains itself and manifests.…

The aesthetic and thematic concerns of Micheline Aharonian Marcom’s layered and contradictory novel The Daydreaming Boy hinge on a…

Focused on fearless inquiry into the Armenian genocide of 1915–1923, Micheline Aharonian Marcom’s Three Apples Fell from Heaven is…