An attempt at reconciling growing up in the shadow of the AIDS crisis with the realities of PrEP ...

Challenging and opening our perceptions of the city, this collection of poems, essayistic prose f...

One Good Friday, Randy crucified a lizard in the schoolyard with Popsicle sticks and push pins. B...

The end of the road for Moldenke?

Matt Bialer's latest poem cycle is an elliptical odyssey through capillaries and corpuscles, into...

Duncan B. Barlow delivers tender shocks and the profundity of mercy in this poignant, delicate no...

Collected for the first time, Malcolm Mc Neill's visionary 1970s graphic novel 'Tetra' - An auteu...

Daniel Paul Schreber (1842-1911) came to prominence as one of history's most famous madmen in the...

Jennifer Maritza McCauley's 'Scar On Scar Off' is by turns neon-lit and beating, defiant and clas...

1969: Revolution in Mexico! Decades later, charismatic guerrilla leader Lorenzo lives in Europe w...

City Moon

It's 1973, and a thirty-something widow has been cajoled by a young hippie parasite into financin...

Strangelove Country is an original study of Stanley Kubrick's relationship with science fiction.

Between the thorns of the Brothers Grimm and the labyrinthine chambers of Angela Carter, Emily Co...

Gristle is alchemical theatre, a collection of weird tales, twelve fingers on the steering wheel,...

Twilight of the Gods is satire and alternate history on an operatic, cinematic, and cosmic scale,...

The end of the road for Moldenke?

Jessie Janeshek channels the madcap dead of occult Hollywood, and her ouija board is a synthesize...

From Joan of Arc to Man Ray and Jenny Holzer, Jennifer MacBain Stephens' luminous poems work thro...

A lyrical retelling of the myth of Daedalus and Pasiphae, the poetry of the forgotten, the design...

Robert Gibbons' poetic seam runs from Black Mountain and the Beats, touching plateaus of elegy an...