reviewed by Isaac Fox Leigh Chadwick’s micro-fiction “The Story of a Marriage” is shorter than this review. In only 217 words, Chadwick distills a long-term relationship into a rich allegory […]
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Exploring the World of Edible Wonders: Gastro Obscura
reviewed by Leila May Enough soggy salads and jelly sandwiches smashed at the bottom of lunch boxes: it’s time to revitalize our menu. While meals can become part of the […]
700 Rejections and Counting: Review of In a Flash!: Writing and Publishing Dynamic Flash Prose by Melanie Faith
Reviewed by Isaac Fox Nonfiction | Writing reference. 296 Pages. Vine Leaves Press: 2018. Available Here Every writer who publishes their work knows what it feels like to read a […]
Interdimensional Slashers, Sirens, and Rock Stars : Sooner or Later Everything Falls into the Sea
reviewed by Leila May Fiction | Story Collection. 320 pages. Small Beer Press: Easthampton, Massachusetts, 2019. Paperback $17.00. Available Here One morning, you might find an envelope nestled between stacks […]
“language is always an accomplice”: Review of Genta Nishku’s “basal rosette” (Prolit, January 31, 2022)
reviewed by Isaac Fox Cover art: “The Economy Class” by Abhishek Tuiwala. Prolit, January 31, 2022. In her prose poem “basal rosette,” Genta Nishku shatters an American lifestyle into ten […]
The Associated Cost of Visibility and Invisibility: A Review of James Allen Hall’s I Liked You Better Before I Knew You So Well
reviewed by Lauren Walters James Allen Hall’s I Liked You Better Before I Knew You So Well charts Hall’s path as a queer person growing up in 1980s Florida across […]
“Doesn’t really matter in the grand scheme of things, right?”: Review of Susan Yim’s “Hi _______, do you have a small minute to talk about your extended warranty?” (HAD, January 15, 2022)
reviewed by Isaac Fox About a quarter of the way through Susan Yim’s “Hi _______, do you have a small minute to talk about your extended warranty?”, the piece retitles […]
Review of Durga Chew-Bose’s Too Much and Not the Mood
Review by Marah Hoffman Nonfiction | Essays. 240 pages, FSG Originals: NY, New York, 2017. Paperback $15.00. Available Here The renowned essayist Phillip Lopate once said, “the reason I read […]
Review of Kate Fagan’s What Made Maddy Run
Review by Claire Fitzgibbons Nonfiction. 320 pages. Little, Brown and Company: New York, New York, 2017. Paperback $16.99. Available Here Kate Fagan’s 2017 book What Made Maddy Run: The Secret […]
Review of Erica Trabold’s Five Plots
Review by Rachael Speck Nonfiction | Essays. 120 pages. Seneca Review Books: Geneva, New York, 2018. Paperback $15.99. Available Here Erica Trabold’s collection of lyric essays, Five Plots, published by […]