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The Static Herd, by Beth Steidle

The Static Herd, by Beth Steidle. New York, New York: Calamari Press. 82 pages. $12.00, paper. How do we write about death? Explain the inexplicable without sounding overwrought, cliché, false?...

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ECODEVIANCE, by CAConrad

ECODEVIANCE, by CAConrad. Seattle, Washington: Wave Books. 160 pages. $22.00, paper. CAConrad’s latest book serves as a how-to guide—through (Soma)tic rituals, we see the prompt and the resulting...

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The Luminol Reels, by Laura Ellen Joyce

The Luminol Reels, by Laura Ellen Joyce. New York, New York: Calamari Press. 100 pages. $13.00, paper. The stories in Laura Ellen Joyce’s The Luminol Reels read like a series of inverse flashbulbs....

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Wild Grass on the Riverbank, by Hiromi Itō

Wild Grass on the Riverbank, by Hiromi Itō (translated by Jeffrey Angles). Notre Dame, Indiana: Action Books. 103 pages. $16.00, paper. (Be carried from your native land to foreign soil, where you...

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Half Out Where, by Joseph Aguilar

Half Out Where, by Joseph Aguilar. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Caketrain, September 2014. 156 pages. $9.00, paper. Some books, including some of the best, must teach you how to read them as you read...

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The Uncomfortably Ugly, the Stupidly Human, and the Beauty of the Mundane: A...

Addicts & Basements, by Robert Vaughan. Civil Coping Mechanisms, February 2014. 142 pages. $13.95, paper. Robert Vaughan’s Addicts & Basements is a slim volume of flash fiction and poetry...

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The Holy Ghost People, by Joshua Young

The Holy Ghost People, by Joshua Young. Plays Inverse. 85 pages. $12.95, paper. Plays are like frogs. They start life in a form that scarcely seems to resemble the final product. What whirls to life...

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[Sic], by Davis Schneiderman

[Sic], by Davis Schneiderman. Seattle, Washington: Jaded Ibis Productions. 154 pages. $16.00, paper. Davis Schneiderman’s writing is typically propelled by a kind of palpable kinetic energy—an...

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Someday I’m Going to Die: A Review of NEW ANIMALS by Nick Francis Potter

New Animals, by Nick Francis Potter. Denver, Colorado: Subito Press, April 2016. 250 pages. $18.00, paper. New Animals is comics. It is short stories. It is the dreams and nightmares of various horned...

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A Review of THE SARAH BOOK by Scott McClanahan

The Sarah Book, by Scott McClanahan. New York, New York: Tyrant Books, July 2017. 150 pages. $15.00, paper. An interesting thing happened in literature recently, and not for the first time. Most...

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FLOWERS & SKY, lectures and unpublished poems by Aaron Shurin, reviewed by...

Flowers & Sky: Two Talks, by Aaron Shurin. Seattle, Washington: Entre Ríos Books, October 2017. 60 pages. $12.00, paper. Every poet is unconsciously dominated by particularities. There is a moment...

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WAREWOLFF!, an archive by Gary J. Shipley, reviewed by Sean Pearce

Warewolff!, by Gary J. Shipley. Hexus Press, September 2017. 248 pages. £9.99 GBP, paper. I had to read Warewolff! in bursts. I found that sitting down with it for too long left me feeling hollowed...

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