Christian Wessels’s intricately wrought debut, Who Follow the Gleam, brims with sendings: supernatural interventions that…
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In “Superject, Undercommons,” Yongyu Chen pauses to translate a French verb: “Partager—in one word, both…
Day Care by Nora Lange takes the seemingly mundane world of domesticity and turns it…
Circular logic, circular reasoning, and cast shadows people Eva Figes’s 1977 novel of an unreliably…
In the forty-eight pages that comprise her slim and tender poetry collection Red Seed: Poems…




