Anthony Seidman takes a look at "the effluvium of voices, genres, deserts, jungles, and cities of the imagination" in "El Misterio Nadal."
El Misterio Nadal: A Lost and Rescued Book by Roberto Bolaño
Reviews
High and Dry, Low and Wet: Some Thoughts on Hatch at the Bowtie Project
Rachel Elizabeth Jones looks at an artsy strategy to revitalize and critique treatment of the LA River.
Silence As Threshold and Possibility: New Books by Anna Moschovakis and Allison Benis White
Kristina Marie Darling talks about the power of silence in two new poetry collections by Anna Moschovakis and Allison Benis White.
Little Women has a Big Class Problem
Sarah Hannan Arkebauer dissects the class politics of Greta Gerwig's latest film.
This and The Coming Crisis: Reid Anderson, Dave King, and Craig Taborn’s Golden Valley is Now
Dan DiPiero finds traces of the postmodern in a new album by Reid Anderson, Dave King, and Craig Taborn.
Meretricious Marriage Story
Greg Gerke assesses the originality and impact of Noah Baumbach's latest film.
Danielle Lessovitz’s Port Authority: Visually Stunning and Authentic
Emma Konst contextualizes the "full-bodied, realistic trans character" in Danielle Lessovitz’s "Port Authority" among recent films about trans love.
An Odyssey Through Central Asia: Erika Fatland’s Sovietistan
Tamerlane Salyk reviews the tour of the "stans" in "Sovietstan," a travelogue by Erika Fatland, translated by Kari Dickson.
The Voyage Home: Star Trek: Picard and Millennial Nostalgia
T.S. Mendola takes a look at the new "Star Trek: Picard" series and who it appeals to to.
Silence, Alterity, & Poetic Voice: From Homer to H.D., Spicer, & 21st Century Collaborative Poetry
Kristina Marie Darling discusses new approaches to the poetic process.
