Prairie, Dresses, Art, Other
Danielle Dutton · ★★★★★
I am floored by this innovative and inspiring collection from Dutton. Her prose moves me as though by
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Ben Lerner · ★★
While I can recognize and even appreciate this novel, intellectually, and while I see Lerner dazzling with formal
The Mountain Lion
Jean Stafford · ★★★★★
Little did I know, when I decided to start reading this book, that I was about to discover
Amsterdam Stories
Nescio · ★★★★★
My introduction to Nescio's work, which I found as brilliant as it was concise. I loved his
The Transmigration of Bodies
Yuri Herrera · ★★★
Second Yuri Herrera after Signs Preceding the End of the World. So far what I can gather about
Invisible Yet Enduring Lilacs
Gerald Murnane · ★★★★★
My first Murnane and certainly not my last. Oh man do I love this rambling fount of inspiration.
Aerth
Deborah Tomkins · ★★★★
Aerth is an interesting little read. It flies by in the suit of a genre tale, calling back
Dogeaters
Jessica Hagedorn · ★★★★
A fascinating collage of voices which sum to create an impression of Philippine life in the 50s and
Angel in the Forest: A Fairy Tale of Two Utopias
Marguerite Young · ★★★★
Question - what is the nature of experience - what dream among dreams is reality?
Two utopian communities
Modern Poetry
Diane Seuss · ★★★★★
This is the first book of poetry I've read by Diane Seuss and I am floored.