Contrapasso by Alexandra Fössinger FollowFollowFollow Contrapasso (poetry)by Alexandra Fössinger 2022 by Cephalopress Ltd13$USD/paperback plus shipping from Amazon978-1-8382206-2-4 Book Review by Anna Cavouras Italian poetess Alexandra Fössinger brings her perceptive...
But She is Also Jane by Laura Read FollowFollowFollow But She is Also Janeby Laura Read University of Massachusetts PressApril 28, 2023$16.959781625347145 Book Review by Abby N. Lewis Laura Read explores the microaggressions of sexism and the ripples caused by a...
To Rule the Desert by Monica Robinson FollowFollowFollow To Rule the Desertby Monica Robinson 2023 Published Independently$16ISBN: 9798362019624 Book Review by Violet James McMaster (she/they) I met Monica Robinson (@corvus.et.liber) through one of my favorite...
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An Echo in the Forest by Jennifer Dodge FollowFollowFollow It was a spur-of-the-moment camping trip. Normally, you plan your outdoor adventures well in advance. You want to gaze up at the stars and not hear the whoosh of a toilet flush nearby. Of course, there are...
Sex and Death by Leslie Tucker FollowFollowFollow I think about sex a lot lately and it’s because there’s so much death occurring all around me. I’m viscerally preoccupied with both, the death and the sex and I’m not certain if my morbid thoughts help me escape my...
Linghun by Ai Jiang FollowFollowFollow Linghunby Ai Jiang April 2023Retail – $14.99Dark Matter INK, LLC9781958598923 Book Review by Violet James McMaster (she/they) To say horror is having a bit of a comeback in publishing would be a smidge of an understatement....
Another Bride in Porto by Jennifer Sears FollowFollowFollow “When I desire you a part of me is gone…” Anne Carson, Eros the Bittersweet In Porto, everything shimmers with white. Churches with white towers line the city’s white hills. Women wearing flowing white pants...
Blurter by Patricia Dutt FollowFollowFollow They drove all day without any music, leaving the Finger Lakes in Sam’s old Honda just ahead of a snowstorm that would close the schools and the airport’s two gates. Sam sat beside Matt reading poetry and listening to...
I Don’t Have Time for This by Carol Denson FollowFollowFollow “Jen, will you spray my mouth?” “Coming.” Jen stopped scrubbing a pot, dried her hands, and walked into the bedroom. “I need my melanoma,” Margo said. “Melatonin, Mom. Melanoma is skin cancer,” said Jen....
