“Upon finishing Ian Tuttle‘s, StretchyHead, (PAC Books, 2011) I wanted every aspiring writer in San Francisco to read it. Though mostly only if you lived…
Charlie Six is a unique coming-of-age novel, set in the seedy pubs and back-alleys of 1960s London. Charlie is a rebellious boy ready to embrace the…
A Bird Black As The Sun: California Poets on Crows and Ravens, edited by Enid Osborn and Cynthia Anderson reviewed by LJ Moore Green Poet…
(July Westhale) It is a rainy day in Salt Lake City as I sit down to write—appropriately, the subjects in question are doom, privilege, and…
(Charles Kruger) A couple of weeks ago I checked my phone messages and found myself listening to a vaguely familiar voice: “Hello, Charles, this is…
(Charles Kruger) Joshua Mohr once said that he tries to write “so that the reader feels as if they are sitting in the front of…
(Stefanie Freele) Warning: not to be read in a single night, weekend, or even over a week. Even though the bites can be easily swallowed,…
(Evan Karp) This little book, Event Factory by Renee Gladman, has been haunting me for over a month now. “Write about me,” it says, and although…
(Evan Karp) Dear Reader, What can we expect […?] Everything, but we won’t get it. — Frank O’Hara, “Personism: A Manifesto” We almost always leave…
(Rick Kleffel) “…when you got the other person’s new chapter you had no idea what it was going to be…” —David Hayward Lisa Lutz and…