I knew this
legendary cult
horror novella
by Eric LaRocca
would
disturb and disgust
and wreck me,
and it did
all of those things.
Never was there
a page where
I knew how it would
unfold.
I loved
not knowing.
This is a book
you will read
in one sitting
whether you intended to
or not. Goodreads
describes it as
a “whirlpool of darkness”
and that is true.
While the book
is now out of print,
look for a new version
September of this year.
Just in time for Halloween.
An animated short film by Asher McShane, inspired by one of my poems.
Speaking with the poet, curator, and visual artist.
Speaking with the novelist and short fiction writer.
Alina Pleskova’s debut collection, out now with Deep Vellum.
Percival Everett is quickly becoming my favorite living novelist.
Bob Hicok’s newest linked collection of grief.
An interview with the Indianapolis-based prose poet & board game enthusiast.
The books that held me to together in 2023.
Speaking with the poet, short story author, and screenwriter.
Another outstanding year for reading poetry, short fiction, novels, and more.
A glitched out, fragmented chapbook.
A second interview with one of my favorite poets, celebrating his sophomore collection.
A book about being in-between the noise. Available in Danish and English.
The debut poetry collection from a Midwestern gem.
Speaking with the short fiction extraordinaire.
A freewrite while listening to an audible film.
Debut collection, absurd and sharp.
Speaking with the German-based poet and translator.
Debut full-length collection of apocalypse poems.
A gothic novella from the Australian multimedia artist.
A hallucinatory horror novel I can’t stop thinking about.
In praise of a 2001 novel (with another novel within).
Speaking with the poet slash professor slash collage artist.
A meditative and tranquil book of poems.
Featuring a post-apocalyptic mailman, yes.