Orientalist Arabesque
Else Lasker-Schüler’s novela The Nights of Tino of Baghdad came to me a couple of weeks ago. It’s free to […]
Category: review
Three Gems
Here are three literary gems that I’ve enjoyed immensely over the past few weeks: two slender books and a slender […]
FIT 2019
The 21st annual Festival of Independent Theatres wraps up this weekend at Dallas’ Bath House Cultural Center on the shore […]
In Search of Babushka
Babushka’s Journey: The Dark Road to Stalin’s Wartime Camps is an eloquent travel memoir that also manages to do the […]
The Lifeless Lou Reed
Anthony DeCurtis’ Lou Reed: A Life is perhaps the worst nonfiction rock-and-roll book I’ve read, and I’ve read Marianne Faithfull’s […]
The Insolubility of Milk
I learned about this collection of short stories by Simon Fruelund from his translator K.E. Semmel on Twitter. It’s […]
The Insolubility of Milk
I learned about this collection of short stories by Simon Fruelund from his translator K.E. Semmel on Twitter. It’s […]
The Bride from Odessa
Some nights I am overcome by a strange sensation that I can only define as cultural nausea. When Chris Marker, […]
Shit Writer
I don’t consider Fernando Sdrigotti a friend. I’ve known him for a a few years, sure. Mostly via Twitter and […]
Shit Writer
I don’t consider Fernando Sdrigotti a friend. I’ve known him for a a few years, sure. Mostly via Twitter and […]
