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Glenn Branca
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Faintly Transcendental: On The Poetry Of Graham Foust
There’s a growing, worrying tendency in poetry feature writing to begin an article about ...
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Cruel Britannia: Ian Cobain Interviewed
Ian Cobain knows most of the West’s darkest and best-kept secrets; from the prisoner of w...
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Superflous Fetishisation: Ned Beauman On The Great Gatsby
There is not yet a Great Gatsby theme park in New York, but it's possible to assemble one...
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Away From Prying Eyes: Dan Richards' Holloway
‘Like creases in the hand, or the wear on the stone sill of a doorstep or stair, they are...
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Aiming For Epic: Anne Carson's Red Doc> Reviewed
In tradition dating back to Homer, epic poetry often begins not at the start of the story...
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Restraint, Dear Boy: Emily Berry Interviewed By Sam Riviere
Emily Berry’s poems have been appearing in magazines and journals such as the TLS, New St...
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Behold! May's Quietus Comics Round Up Column
It’s been a while, comics fans! I'll be taking over the intro just for this month as Mat’...
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Private Voyeuristic Pleasures: The Letters And Life Of Kurt Vonnegut
Whenever a book of letters of someone great is published, I tend to harbor healthy skepti...
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Making Idiots Of Us All: Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle (1963) Revistied
When he taught fiction writing at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop in the ‘60s, Kurt Vonnegut w...
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Karl Ove Knausgaard: Between Meaning and Nothingness
Early on in the second volume of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s blistering memoir Min Kamp (or, My...
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