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Sleepingfish
I Shot the Moon, Calamari Press, 28 / 41, SLEEPINGFISH 0.9375
Click through to read the full review of SLEEPINGFISH 0.9375, the twenty-eighth in this full-press review of Calamari books.
I Shot the Moon, Calamari Press, 18 / 39, SLEEPINGFISH [0.875]
Stubbornness is hard-wired in me, so I know that I’ll finish what I started in March 2010, which is a review of every title in the Calamari catalogue.
So far, I’ve reviewed these:
3RD BED [1], GOOD, BROTHER, THE HOUR SETS, P.S. AT LEAST WE DIED TRYING, SLEEPING FISH [0], LAND OF THE SNOW MEN, EVER, THE NIGHT I DROPPED SHAKESPEARE ON THE CAT, BEAR STORIES, TRILCE, TRAPEZOIDAL JUGGERNAUT / SPIRITUAL TURKEY BEGGAR BASTE MECHANISM, 23 TEXT TILES, SLEEPINGFISH [ZERO.5]. SLEEPINGFISH [.75], BOONS & THE CAMP, MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS, & O, VOZQUE PULP
Now that the faux-break is over, I return with a review of SLEEPINGFISH [0.875], the eighteenth in this full-press review of Calamari books. Click through to give it a read.
I Shot the Moon, Calamari Press, 14 / 39, SLEEPINGFISH 0.75
Click through for a review of SLEEPINGFISH 0.75, the fourteenth in this full-press review series of Calamari books.
I Shot the Moon, Calamari Press, 11 / 39, SLEEPING FISH ZER0.5
Click through for a review of SLEEPING FISH ZER0.5, the eleventh in this full-press review series of Calamari books.
I Shot the Moon, Calamari Press, 5 / 39, SLEEPINGFISH [0]
Click through for a review of SLEEPINGFISH [0], the fifth in my full-press review series of Calamari books.
Alec Niedenthal’s Best of 2009
Here’s some stuff I liked in 2009:
Books:
Dear Everybody, by Michael Kimball
One Hour of Television, by Kristina Born
Scorch Atlas, by Blake Butler
Light Boxes, by Shane Jones
I read more books from 2009, but I can’t remember them right now. If I had more money I would have read more books that were released in 2009. If your book was released in 2009 please give it to me so I can read it.
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