@LDBogart So many works by Kate Zambreno, but I'm particularly thinking of Book of Mutter - a very poetic, fragmented approach: https://t.co/HRIQZmeaCY
Flew through Mona Awad's Bunny for the third or fourth time this past week, and I was yet again struck by the energy and desire that MOVES this novel forward --nothing is extraneous. What are some of your favorite propulsive novels?
“The freshness of ending has begun to wear off. The sheen that comes with extracting yourself from a couple. Something post-war and instantly recognizable.”
—@AliceMaglio in fugue 62 🚪
"Dear Diaspora focuses on history and what it means to reckon with one's identity, the "old wound" of history."
Check out @tiffany_troy_ on @suz_poet's Dear Diaspora @UnivNebPress
https://t.co/glK5wUtftI
"Out of Order is a formidable debut, and whether Sears veers away from formal poetry or continues to write in a mixture of styles, we can anticipate that she will focus the same honest gaze and keen talent on her next subject."
@JaniceNortherns on @alexissearspoet's Out of Order
One of my goals this year was to move beyond reviewing books on Goodreads and write reviews for publication. Here’s my first published review—over @alexissearspoet wonderful debut, OUT OF ORDER. You need her book!
— The Rupture https://t.co/NtCogkgMvE