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by PT Smith
The structure of his sentences is direct, but meaning is slant.
Lion Cross Point – Masatsugu Ono
The structure of his sentences is direct, but meaning is slant.
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w/ David Nilsen
How does this translate into meaning? I have no idea. I wrote the book, this suite, to try to arrive at an answer.
Nick Twemlow
How does this translate into meaning? I have no idea. I wrote the book, this suite, to try to arrive at an answer.
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by Andrew Madigan
Lippard’s journalism was lurid and fictionalized, his historical writing Gothic, his Gothicism sentimental, based on real events, and often intended — like his nonfiction — to instruct and improve society.
George Lippard: Gothic Architect
Lippard’s journalism was lurid and fictionalized, his historical writing Gothic, his Gothicism sentimental, based on real events, and often intended — like his nonfiction — to instruct and improve society.
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by Emily Alex
RUBIK is not the first to say that it is not the first to say what it is not the first to say; and yet, it nonetheless makes new.
Rubik – Elizabeth Tan
RUBIK is not the first to say that it is not the first to say what it is not the first to say; and yet, it nonetheless makes new.
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by PT Smith
The structure of his sentences is direct, but meaning is slant.
Lion Cross Point – Masatsugu Ono
The structure of his sentences is direct, but meaning is slant.
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by Emily Alex
RUBIK is not the first to say that it is not the first to say what it is not the first to say; and yet, it nonetheless makes new.
Rubik – Elizabeth Tan
RUBIK is not the first to say that it is not the first to say what it is not the first to say; and yet, it nonetheless makes new.
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by Laura Wetherington
Comprised of mostly declarative sentences verging on aphorism, THE ELIGIBLE AGE as a whole reads like a tractate.
The Eligible Age – Berta García Faet
Comprised of mostly declarative sentences verging on aphorism, THE ELIGIBLE AGE as a whole reads like a tractate.
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by Chavisa Woods
When I pick up a work of literary horror, I expect something deeply disturbing, if not outright horrifying, and yet, a work that is more than a ghost story told around some midnight campfire, whose only purpose is to chill and thrill.
The Job of the Wasp – Colin Winnette
When I pick up a work of literary horror, I expect something deeply disturbing, if not outright horrifying, and yet, a work that is more than a ghost story told around some midnight campfire, whose only purpose is to chill and thrill.
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w/ David Nilsen
How does this translate into meaning? I have no idea. I wrote the book, this suite, to try to arrive at an answer.
Nick Twemlow
How does this translate into meaning? I have no idea. I wrote the book, this suite, to try to arrive at an answer.
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w/ Freddie Moore
If you’re a person of extreme persuasion, what happens when the tools to be as extreme as you fantastically imagined yourself being suddenly show up in your hands?
Simon Jacobs
If you’re a person of extreme persuasion, what happens when the tools to be as extreme as you fantastically imagined yourself being suddenly show up in your hands?
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w/ Michael Schapira
Like Max Weber, I think it’s dishonest and somewhat cheesy to use the lecture platform to voice one’s own political leanings. Students deserve better than to be harangued or have their liberal or conservative prejudices confirmed.
Dana Villa
Like Max Weber, I think it’s dishonest and somewhat cheesy to use the lecture platform to voice one’s own political leanings. Students deserve better than to be harangued or have their liberal or conservative prejudices confirmed.
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w/ Devin Kelly
“Bearing witness I think is the best of what poetry can do sometimes.”
Sophie Klahr
“Bearing witness I think is the best of what poetry can do sometimes.”
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by Andrew Madigan
Lippard’s journalism was lurid and fictionalized, his historical writing Gothic, his Gothicism sentimental, based on real events, and often intended — like his nonfiction — to instruct and improve society.
George Lippard: Gothic Architect
Lippard’s journalism was lurid and fictionalized, his historical writing Gothic, his Gothicism sentimental, based on real events, and often intended — like his nonfiction — to instruct and improve society.
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by Alex Colston
As evinced by the last four decades of DIY music, we already use the technology of tech-capitalists toward proto-revolutionary ends, even small-scale, revolutionary societies.
DIY’s Pied Piper Economy
As evinced by the last four decades of DIY music, we already use the technology of tech-capitalists toward proto-revolutionary ends, even small-scale, revolutionary societies.
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by Jacob Kahn
After disaster, there is only disaster. It is a familiar and unrecognizable present. And whether we recognize it or not, whether we read it or write it or not, we are living the climate crisis.
After Disaster
After disaster, there is only disaster. It is a familiar and unrecognizable present. And whether we recognize it or not, whether we read it or write it or not, we are living the climate crisis.
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by Eric Van Hoose
The history of the novel is also the history of people coming into an understanding of themselves, of the ways in which we use art not only to reflect but also to change ourselves.
Some Questions About First Novels
The history of the novel is also the history of people coming into an understanding of themselves, of the ways in which we use art not only to reflect but also to change ourselves.
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by Jesse Miller
Instead of treating the pdf as a site of loss, a dematerialization of the codex, this issue of the Full Stop Reviews Supplement posits the pdf as a material site of possibility.
The Full Stop Reviews Supplement #3
Instead of treating the pdf as a site of loss, a dematerialization of the codex, this issue of the Full Stop Reviews Supplement posits the pdf as a material site of possibility.
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by Mariame Kaba
Grounding ourselves in the Black radical tradition offers the best path forward toward freedom and liberation.
As Black as Resistance
Grounding ourselves in the Black radical tradition offers the best path forward toward freedom and liberation.
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by Adam Rothbarth
Roth’s self-appointed task was to journey deep into his own psyche—to root around, observe, provoke, record.
Anatomy Lessons: The Ecstatic Agony of Philip Roth
Roth’s self-appointed task was to journey deep into his own psyche—to root around, observe, provoke, record.
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by Drew Kiser
The Rich Gay is a complex matrix of stereotypes, associations, half-facts and soundbites; any attempt to discuss the economic realities of LGBT people gets sucked into his orbit.
Why Straight Culture Needs the Rich Gay
The Rich Gay is a complex matrix of stereotypes, associations, half-facts and soundbites; any attempt to discuss the economic realities of LGBT people gets sucked into his orbit.
