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RAVE REVIEWS FOR 'NB BY J . C.'
The New York Times, Washington Post, and New Criterion have all reviewed James Campbell's NB by J. C.“One part of the TLS no one skips, in my experience, is the...
RAVE REVIEWS FOR 'NB BY J . C.'
The New York Times, Washington Post, and New Criterion have all reviewed James Campbell's NB by J. C.“One part of the TLS no one skips, in my experience, is the...
BOOKLIST REVIEWS 'I DON'T SMOKE ENOUGH TO QUIT'
Booklist reviewed Robert J. Dreesen's I Don't Smoke Enough to Quit:“Dreesen presents an unusual and welcoming memoir-in-verse, an epic colloquial journey through his childhood in a chaotic, eight-kid family as...
BOOKLIST REVIEWS 'I DON'T SMOKE ENOUGH TO QUIT'
Booklist reviewed Robert J. Dreesen's I Don't Smoke Enough to Quit:“Dreesen presents an unusual and welcoming memoir-in-verse, an epic colloquial journey through his childhood in a chaotic, eight-kid family as...
LARB on EVA BRANN AND 'PURSUITS OF HAPPINESS'
Peggy Ellsberg wrote a long and glowing review of Eva Brann's Pursuits of Happiness in the Los Angeles Review of Books. “[Brann] is a person of many strong interests. The...
LARB on EVA BRANN AND 'PURSUITS OF HAPPINESS'
Peggy Ellsberg wrote a long and glowing review of Eva Brann's Pursuits of Happiness in the Los Angeles Review of Books. “[Brann] is a person of many strong interests. The...
NYRB on 'My Hollywood'
Anahid Nersessian wrote a lovely review of Boris Dralyuk's My Hollywood and Other Poems in the New York Review of Books. "“Dralyuk embraces rhyme with a rare and admirable enthusiasm for...
NYRB on 'My Hollywood'
Anahid Nersessian wrote a lovely review of Boris Dralyuk's My Hollywood and Other Poems in the New York Review of Books. "“Dralyuk embraces rhyme with a rare and admirable enthusiasm for...
WSJ reviews "'Strange to Say'
The Wall Street Journal reviewed Deborah Warren's Strange to Say, saying, "[Warren's] curiosity and embrace of the unpredictable, as well as her delight in both the archaic and the homespun,...
WSJ reviews "'Strange to Say'
The Wall Street Journal reviewed Deborah Warren's Strange to Say, saying, "[Warren's] curiosity and embrace of the unpredictable, as well as her delight in both the archaic and the homespun,...