Nicholas Rombes, author of The Absolution of Roberto Acestes Laing and the writer/director of the forthcoming The Removals, reviewing Shane Carruth's Upstream Color at Los Angeles Review of Books.
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Nicholas Rombes, author of The Absolution of Roberto Acestes Laing and the writer/director of the forthcoming The Removals, reviewing Shane Carruth's Upstream Color at Los Angeles Review of Books.
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Tip your hat to John Gagliano. He's the artist and illustrator who supplied our (now on hiatus) journal of artful essays, Frequencies, with its punkish aesthetic attitude.
| Read more →On Tuesday, 12/15 at 3pm EST, tune in to a twitter discussion with author Berit Ellingsen for a chance to win 5 ebook Storybundles of the VanderMeer Winter Mix Tape. Curated by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer, the Winter Mix Tape is a selection of 10 titles, including Berit Ellingsen's newly released Not Dark Yet.
| Read more →Check out this excerpt from Jeff Wood's "true art movie bound into book," The Glacier...
| Read more →An interview with PEN International New Voices Award winner, Masande Ntshanga, whose North American debut - The Reactive - Two Dollar Radio will publish May or June 2016.
| Read more →In, of all places, a critique of Jay Z's album 'Magna Carta Holy Grail' at The New Yorker, Sasha Frere-Jones writes with astounding economy the best description of what it's like to be alive in the racially polarized America of modern times...
| Read more →Werner Herzog dishes his thoughts on reading to The Hollywood Reporter...
| Read more →Rosalyn Drexler is highly-regarded as an artist and playwright, but she also wrote some of the most biting and inventive books of the second-half of the twentieth century.
| Read more →Read an excerpt from Berit Ellingsen's new novel Not Dark Yet...
Ian Vanek, formerly of Japanther, is out with a new solo project, Howardian...