For over five years, Full Stop has been producing unique literary criticism that focuses on the overlooked, the strange, and the as-yet unrealized. The Full Stop Quarterly is our newest project, a beautifully designed digital publication that features original essays, interviews, and art. Some pieces featured in previous issues can be found here.
Goda Trakumaite & Anne Mailey
The latest issue of the quarterly is organized into two sections, Limits and Listening, and features:
- Sam Rowe on the curious obsession with immortality amongst the tech-capitalist elite.
- Jesse Schotter on the children’s classic that snuck existentialism into American homes.
- M. Lynx Qualey on how the stories told about the Iraq War limit our perspective.
- A critico-fictional review of Cristina Rivera Garza’s The Iliac Crest by Matthew Jakubowski.
- A “dialogical experiment” with Aaron Finbloom and Sharon Mashihi.
- An interview with Rita Bullwinkel by Max Rivlin-Nadler.
- Plus: Hestia Peppe, Julia Calver, Josh Davidson, Anna Vitale, Adam Fales, and art from Goda Trakumaite and Anne Mailey.
You can read the introduction to this issue here.
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