Check out poems published by Dreginald.
Dream Pop published poems written in summer 2018.
Pulpmouth published poems (along with audio recordings!).
Check out these links to work from Leyna beyond her short-story collection, I’m Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking…
After decades of being a contributor at NBC News, William M. Arkin famously wrote a farewell note upon leaving the organization in January 2019.
His first work of fiction, History in One Act: A Novel of 9/11, will be out in 2021 & is available for pre-ordering now. Here are some reviews & praise for Arkin…
Read the rave reviews for Luc Dardenne’s On the Back of Our Images, vol. I: 1991–2005 …
Read an interview conducted via email with Tim Kinsella about his book, Sunshine On an Open Tomb…
In early 2015, Tim was reading a book of critical analyses of the films of the Dardenne brothers, and it referred to two volumes of Luc Dardenne’s journals. He immediately searched online to buy them and was disappointed to learn that they were never translated into English.
Now, four years and three translators later, with help from the French Cultural Ministry’s prestigious CNL grant, Luc Dardenne’s On the Back of Our Images, Vol. 1 is now available for pre-order!
American commuter-readers and citizens of everywhere else than America, take note: Devendra Banhart’s e-book is now available for sale on our site.
Congrats to Blake Butler, whose extraordinary book, Scorch Atlas, was translated into Italian recently.
To celebrate the release of Weeping Gang Bliss Void Yab-Yum, Devendra Banhart will be visiting us here in Chicago!
Check out this interview with Brielle Brilliant, author of our fall 2018 release,The Spud. Brielle stopped by WHPK’s The Chicago Word to discuss prank phone calls, network theory, and gun politics.
We’re releasing Devendra Banhart’s first book of poems, Weeping Gang, Bliss Void, Yab-Yum, in spring 2019!
“Through the infinite layers of experience, Brilliant grabs the reader by our shoulders.”
Read an interview with Brielle Brilliant in Hooligan Mag
“The writing zips between inner memory and outer world with such speed that the boundary between the two begins to melt away … To read The Spud is to find yourself at the center of a constellation of possibilities rather facing down a single hard, cool reality … Brilliant is masterful at conjuring this experience, playing and tinkering with the point at which narrative breaks down into naked, exposed words without ever letting them dissolve into chaos.”
Read a review of The Spud in Cleveland Review of Books
“Startling and haunting, an unforgettable debut.”
Check out Brielle Brilliant’s notes & music playlist for The Spud on Largehearted Boy