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Minimal Damage

Book Review by Anonymous

Minimal Damage: Stories of Veterans, by H. Lee Barnes. University of Nevada Press, 2007. $24.95, 200 pages.

In H. Lee Barnes’ short story collection, Minimal Damage: Stories of Veterans, the physical damage the characters suffer may be small, …

A Revisited Classic: Small in the Saddle

Book Review by Anonymous

Small in the Saddle is a children’s book by the brilliant illustrator Mark Alan Stamaty, originally published in 1975 and out of print for some time now.

It is a phantasmagorical story about the Old West, with a twist—or rather, …

Outtakes: Sestets

Book Review by Anonymous

Outtakes: Sestets, by Charles Wright, art by Eric Appleby. Sarabande Books, 2010. $16.95, 64 pages.

Charles Wright is getting old and he wants to tell you about it. In Sarabande Books’s second artist/poet collaboration, Forklift, Ohio designer Eric Appleby …

Revolutionary Brain

Book Review by Anonymous

Revolutionary Brain: Essays and Quasi-Essays, by Harold Jaffe. Guide Dog Books, 2012. $13.95, 128 pages.

Innovator of “docufiction” (the meshing of documentary and fiction), Harold Jaffe has released another strange text that bears witness to contemporary political crises and …

Alien Phenomenology, or What It’s Like to Be a Thing

Book Review by Anonymous

Alien Phenomenology, or What It’s Like to Be a Thing, by Ian Bogost. University of Minnesota Press, 2012. $19.95, 168 pages.

What do computer microchips, chicken wings, baby pandas, and packs of cigarettes have in common? For one, they are …

How Literature Saved My Life

Book Review by Anonymous

How Literature Saved My Life, by David Shields. Knopf, 2013. $25.95, 224 pages.



David Shields opens his fantastic new work, How Literature Saved My Life, in a feint of over-sharing. But he does this to lure us into …

Windeye

Book Review by Anonymous

Windeye, by Brian Evenson. Coffee House Press, 2012. $16.00, 176 pages.

Young girls should not be vanishing into windows which, in turn, should not be vanishing from the broad sides of houses in midday. These things do not happen, …

Ways of Going Home

Book Review by Anonymous

Ways of Going Home, by Alejandro Zambra, translated from the Spanish by Megan McDowell. FSG, 2013. $23.00, 160 pages.

Alejandro Zambra’s much-anticipated third novel, Ways of Going Home, is a timely and intimate meditation on Chile. It is ambitious …

My Imaginary Cock Rests on a Cushion of Benjamins

Book Review by Anonymous

Sprung, by Laura Madeline Wiseman. San Francisco Bay Press, 2012. $14.99, 100 pages.

Drug-free stamina impresses all genders and ages. Take, for example, Rocky Balboa preparing to box Ivan Drago. Using Siberian tool shed supplies, Rocky fulfills his cardio …

The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Writing Flash Nonfiction

Book Review by Anonymous

The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Writing Flash Nonfiction: Advice and Essential Exercises from Respected Writers, Editors, and Teachers, edited by Dinty W. Moore. Rose Metal Press, 2012.$15.95, 180 pages.

The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Writing …

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