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Tell Me a Story That Isn’t a Means to an End

By Joan Frank Sometimes we decide to see what we need to see. Any articles coming from a cherished…

By John Oliver Hodges In Duplicity, Peter Selgin’s third novel, Stewart Detweiler, a failed novelist, finds his identical twin…

By Cynthia Atkins Raw, raucous, ominous, redemptive, Micah D. Zevin’s debut collection, Metal, Heavy, sifts through a destroyed civilization’s…

The current folio is a Festschrift celebrating Robert Coover, commemorating his 89th birthday, yes, but also casting a critical…

By Ted Morrissey It was my great fortune to grow up in a house that valued reading. And not…

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…