Published November 9, 2021 by Spaceboy Books. Sunflower by Tex Gresham is one of those encyclopedic novels. To reduce it down to its most basic…
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Heck, Texas is not a novel. The cover even says so. It’s more like a very bleak, disturbing, and yet creative joke book.
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Zadie Smith’s new pandemic-inspired essay collection is a bit hit and miss.
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At sixty, Octavio Solis’s memories from youth began feeling more like dreams. He chose to write them down in an act of reclaiming them as authentic. But as he wrote, even his most accurate memories began to take on a strange unreality similar to his dreamlike past.
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Allison Cobb isn’t interested in delivering epiphanies to readers. She’s interested in literature that opens a mystery and a sense of wonder, and offers a container for others to experience that opening. Plastic: An Autobiography, embodies that mysterious and wonderful opening.
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