Phil Constable

“With the Hand does a great job of looking at an entire range of ways that masturbation is and has been perceived over the years.”

“. . . an important historical work of fiction.

A Measuring Worm

This yellow-striped green
Caterpillar, climbing up
The steep window screen,

Outlaw is an apt title for this definitive collection of the works of Miguel Piñero.

Joe Hill’s Horns is an assured second novel from a well credentialed, award-winning, author.

Ophelia Field was born in Australia to American parents and now lives in London with her partner and children.

The fine and noble tradition of protest poetry is in safe, strong hands with this latest collection from Thomas Sayers Ellis.

 Maile Chapman shows her immense talent and potential in this mesmerizing, hallucinatory foray into the psyche of patients and staff at Suvanto, a remote hospital in Finland.

 There is much richness and beauty contained in this very short book. Shibli has an exquisite grasp of language that allows her to say a vast amount without writing much at all.

This is a new publication of a mid-twentieth century work that will introduce a whole new generation to one of the greatest adventure stories ever.

 This is the final installment of the Last Round-Up trilogy that began in 1999 with A Star Called Henry and continued with 2004’s Oh, Play That Thing. Spanning nearly the

This is indeed a subversive book. In it Dean Young pushes the point that poetry is not a craft or a discipline or even a job: poetry is a compulsion.

the inciting incident
Scene: Arc d’ Triumph. Jude Law meets Gabriel

Garcia Marquez, calls him Gabo.

Marquez slaps the boy and calls him puta,

Margaret Hawkins is a Chicago writer and art critic. She has contributed to ARTnews and Chicago’s WBEZ public radio station. She also had a long-running column in the Chicago Sun-Times.