Dodie Bellamy writes about Divya Victor‘s Things To Do With Your...
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Laurie Anderson mentions Guantanamo in The New Yorker
I have tried many times to imagine the process of interrogation...
rob mclennan reviews TrenchArt Monographs
The pieces gathered in this anthology breathe a collective sigh in a multitude of directions...
Poetxt reviews Kern
Lastly, any attempt to “decode”, as if beaulieu's concrete poems were a cipher of sorts, is counterproductive ‘patacapitalistically speaking'...
TrenchArt Monographs reviewed in Washington Independent Review
It rattles my neurons so I have to go slowly in surrender to this multiplex wonderland...
Among the Dead digested at Jacket2
We might say that the present is a medium for the past...
PANK reviews kern
...each poem playfully dares the individual reader to discover different associations, different textual memories from within...
Publisher’s Weekly explores Leave Your Body Behind
There is room enough in Doller's work for a breadth of images and sly narratives; it's more expansive than most books, yet it remains unified...
Scout Reviews Things to Do With Your Mouth
It’s both exhaustive and exhausting, so much so that the vivid descriptions of expulsions and secretions in the following section are a welcome horror...
The Tales Reviewed at Roaming Cowgirl
The reader gets to hear from the Lone Survivor of the atrocity, but also the tailors, architects, engineers and claims adjusters who must attend to the life of the survivor...
rob mclennan reviews Leave Your Body Behind
Powerful, unrelenting and entirely physical...
Canyon News covers Les Figues’s Memes event
Before the workshop portion of the event, where audience members could chat with the panelists and make their own stickers bearing any type of message they wished...