Bennett Sims, celebrated for his acclaimed works like "White Dialogues," skillfully crafts a captivating tapestry of surreal and absurdist narratives that will ...
Though we rarely speak of it today, humanity has always existed in a captivating world of superstitions full of myths of summoning shadows, broken mirrors, and ...
The 1970s and ‘80s in Japan were a time of profound change. The nation, after the war, had built itself up in the international eyes as an example of a high-t...
A Review of Jaded by Wilson Koewing
Think nothing of mind or spirit whilst reading Jaded. It is neither the time or place to do so. Instead, focus on...
A Review of The Craigslist Incident by Jason Fisk
“Women Seeking Men: I’m an 18-year-old female and I want to take a hit out on myself.” This is the ...
A Review of Immoral Origins: A Suspense Thriller by Lee Matthew Goldberg
Welcome to a land full of gangsters, murderers, petty thieves, and mysterious ...
In The Distortions, Christopher Linforth explores the mundanities of life that continue to exist after war, where generational grief continues to linger. In the...
To step into New Madrid is to step into a new reality entirely. From the first sentences, it is immediately felt that the world that Robert Tomaino has built is...
Whimsical—anything but.
Whimsy Quinn, the ironically named anxiety-hero of Shannon McLeod’s 2021 novella Whimsy, is a middle-school English teacher and a wom...
I saw Elle Nash read at KGB on a Friday night. The East Village bar was packed with the usual suspects: friends of the author, aspiring writers, literary social...