Always Blue by John Dermot Woods
John Dermot Woods’s latest book is a sci-fi story called Always Blue, and it’s fresh out from Radix Media.
Hashing Out and Digging Deep: An Interview with Michael Henry Harris
Pinecone Turkey is an Atlanta-based media company. Run by Michael Henry Harris, PT features a newsletter with “your minimum monthly dose of art,” two podcasts, and most recently an annual anthology of short fiction called 12 Authors 12 Stories, which I got to help...
Beatrice in Sweden
Recently Stephen Dixon's novella, Beatrice, which Publishing Genius released a couple years ago, was translated in Sweden by Norpus förlag, a publisher who has also done translations of the likes of David Markson and John Barth. The Swedish edition is a handsome...
“Beatrice” Review
There's a thoughtful review of Beatrice by Stephen Dixon up at Tupelo Quarterly. I appreciate that the review is a positive one even while the reviewer, Meiko Ko, doesn't just give the troubled protaganist, Philip Seidel, a pass. She evenhandedly explores the story...
Cover Art for Lilith, but Dark!
A dreamscape that features this mythical Lilith dominating her lover, giving him immortality but not in the flattering way he hoped.
Cover Art for Yr Skull a Cathedral!
The book cover isn’t the point-of-sale marketing tool it used to be. Plus, we can do whatever we want because there are no rules.
First blurb for “Yr Skull a Cathedral”
This just in from Madeline ffitch, author of Valparaiso, Round the Horn: a blurb for Param Anand Singh's poetry collection that will be out this summer from PGP. In Yr Skull A Cathedral, Param Anand Singh helps me unlearn what a poem is, what translation is, what...
Some Questions for Dan Brady
What happens when a dramatic event upends a young couple’s dreams for their family? Read “Strange Children” by Dan Brady.
Matthew Rohrer on Dan Brady’s book, “Strange Children”
“It’s dark but there is light at the heart of it,” says Matthew Rohrer about Dan Brady’s book.
