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‘Subtle Bodies’ by Peter Dubé Philip Clark Fiction October 19, 2010 3 min readIn Subtle Bodies: A Fantasia on Voice, History, and René Crevel by Peter Dubé, the ending is known from the...
‘The Road Home’ by Michael Thomas Ford Dan Cullinane FictionReviews October 18, 2010 3 min readThe reason most accidents occur within five miles of home is that we think we’ve arrived, so we stop paying...
‘Robin and Ruby’ By K. M. Soehnlein Christopher Verleger FictionReviews October 12, 2010 2 min readOn the eve of the anniversary of their younger brother’s death, two siblings endure an emotionally exhausting weekend fraught with...
‘Cut Away’ by Catherine Kirkwood Courtney Gillette FictionReviews October 7, 2010 2 min readA tight and moody novella by debut author Catherine Kirkwood, Cut Away is a satisfying slice of dark fiction. When...
‘Yield’ by Lee Houck Jameson Fitzpatrick FictionReviews October 5, 2010 3 min readYield is a risky book—in lesser hands, Lee Houck’s debut novel, about a gay hustler who moonlights as a file...
‘Imperial Bedrooms’ by Brett Easton Ellis Aaron Krach FictionReviews September 27, 2010 2 min readWhich Bret Easton Ellis do you like? The closeted guy who thrilled with Less Than Zero, a Pop culture snapshot...
‘The Beaufort Diaries’ by T Cooper Riley MacLeod Fiction September 15, 2010 2 min readT Cooper’s latest book tells a pretty average tale: boy leaves home, goes to Hollywood, makes it big, loses big,...
‘The Silver Hearted’ by David McConnell Mark Hardy Fiction September 9, 2010 2 min readWhen I initially encountered the cover of David McConnell’s second novel, The Silver Hearted, I was riveted by the image...
‘By Nightfall’ by Michael Cunningham June Thomas Fiction September 9, 2010 3 min readIn her poem “The Book,” Mary Oliver writes, of lilies in a neighbor’s yard: You could not help but see...
‘Union Atlantic’ by Adam Haslett Jameson Currier Fiction August 31, 2010 2 min readUnion Atlantic is a smart book. Cerebral. Highbrow. Articulate. Or at least, the author and all it’s supporting characters would...
