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Beautiful Distractions: A Review of Shane Jones’ Crystal Eaters — Sebastian...
Shane Jones The world of Crystal Eaters, from its myths to its inhabitants’ futile struggles (to be remembered, to avoid death), mirrors so closely our plain old world, and all the more in its...
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We Do Not Know Alone: Interview with Eula Biss — Adam Segal
Eula Biss photograph by Akasha Rabut And yes, becoming a mother has changed my understanding of impossible apologies. — Eula Biss On Immunity: An Inoculation Graywolf Press, September 30 2014 216...
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From On Immunity: Nonfiction — Eula Biss
In my recent interview with the brilliant essayist Eula Biss, we spoke at length about one of the major themes in her new book: the continuity between human beings and the environment we inhabit, as...
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Words on Stone, Eggshells, Feathers, Etc.: Poems, Art & Interview with Jody...
Gris-gris is a powerful charm. Jody Gladding Sound and sight, on the page and off—croaking ravens, scraping stones, melting ice, dying stars, unfathomable mysteries all. Gladding doesn’t just write...
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Numéro Cinq at the Movies: David Cho’s “Where We Are,” Introduced by R. W. Gray
Click here to view the embedded video. / In David Cho’s “Where We Are,” the film’s assertive title is betrayed by a montage of images under the dialogue of two lovers who wonder where they might be...
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