prose
Books and print culture appear in Navicky’s prose poetry as bodies, as material. Books here are often monuments in ruin, subject to the same forces of moisture and gravity as human bodies.
Read MoreWhat I found instead was comfort: comfort in the company of writers who go before me.
Read MoreCertainly, we could all use some strategies to avoid a portion of the human population actively trying to murder us.
Read MoreWhite Magic emerges as a collection that is not as much a “working through” as it is a “working with,” sifting through the fictions that shape, maim, and at times save us.
Read MoreParkison’s writing is a literature of witness. At the novel’s heart is a hauntology: photography captures (as well as liberates) a person.
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