by Luiza Flynn-Goodlett | Nov 4, 2018 | Book Reviews
Marginalized people are tasked with living in a society that wants them dead; and genderqueer/trans folks in particular have shockingly high rates of suicide and suicidal ideation. WrenHanks’s response to this reality is as radical as it is effective—pillaging...
by Wesley Cohen | May 10, 2018 | Book Reviews
[Reviewer’s note: this review was originally written for The East Bay Review, whose editors gave me permission to repost it in its entirety here. Find the original review here.] To read Alexander Chee’s 2001 semi autobiographical novel Edinburgh is to experience the...
by foglifterjournal | Dec 7, 2017 | Book Reviews
As a poet, it’s hard to read Randall Mann’s Propriety without feeling a little anger at the author. I say this not because it’s a poor book of poems, but because it’s astonishingly good. So good, in fact, it’s my sad duty to somehow...
