In Review: Meg Kim, Invisible Cartographies (New Delta Review, 2024)
Kim’s debut chapbook Invisible Cartographies, published September 2024 by New Delta Review, is perhaps a collection of thundereggs.
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- Aug 24
- 7 min
Pimping unfinished business: Elias Canetti's "The Book Against Death"
Elias Canetti asks if language is the barrier to understanding some kind of universal mortality.
- Apr 5
- 7 min
"Splinters": The Opposite of a Cocktail-Party
Leslie Jamison’s Splinters was released at the end of February to enormous fanfare.
- Oct 21, 2023
- 9 min
New Caribbean Realism
The original function of the novel, V.S. Naipaul once suggested, was to give us news: to provide society with a very clear idea of itself.
- Oct 7, 2023
- 5 min
Sharing Space: The House on Via Gemito
SARAH MOORHOUSE - Both Starnone and Ferrante are interested in our imperfect understanding of others.
- Aug 3, 2023
- 7 min
After the Jazz Age Ended: Fleeting Fame, Photography, and Launderettes
KAT FRIEGE- The British photographer Barbara Ker-Seymer had an artistic eye.
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