Review – BIG OTHER

From the Archives: “The houses in the hills are bad at being real”: Meghan Lamb on Spaces, Liminality, and Bodies

Happy birthday, Carolyn Zaikowski! Read this Zaikowski-penned review of Meghan Lamb’s All of Your Most Private Places! The innovative…

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

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

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

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

By Alissa Hattman I write this review at the end of July from my home near Portland, Oregon, where…

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…