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Disjecta Membra, Neglectorinos, Museum Poetica, Reflections Kristin Prevallet 3/21/21 Disjecta Membra, Neglectorinos, Museum Poetica, Reflections Kristin Prevallet 3/21/21

Poems by Helen Adam

Helen Adam is a singular luminary whose ballads, if you read them out loud and late at night, will sneak into your mind and create phantasmagorias of exquisite, sensual, brooding, and melancholy fairy-tales.

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Illuminations, Comics Suzy V. 3/20/21 Illuminations, Comics Suzy V. 3/20/21

Garfield minus garfield plus a german shepherd who’s horny for jon 9

German knows how to cure Jon’s boredom. If only Jon would listen!

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Reflections, Reviews, Poetry Joe Safdie 3/20/21 Reflections, Reviews, Poetry Joe Safdie 3/20/21

Resurrection of the Ancillary: Two Books by Ammiel Alcalay

Joe Safdie hits two bird with one stone reviewing Ammiel Alcalay’s A Bibliography for After Jews and Arabs and his forthcoming Ghost Talk.

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Museum Poetica, Anvil and Rose, Reflections, Reviews Herman Van den Reeck 3/19/21 Museum Poetica, Anvil and Rose, Reflections, Reviews Herman Van den Reeck 3/19/21

Anvil and Rose 9

Herman Van den Reeck returns for 5 lightning reviews of books by Justin Phillip Reed, Lana Del Rey, Maria Dahvana Headley, Eliza Griswold, and Norman Finkelstein.

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Reviews, Reflections Carlos Lara 3/19/21 Reviews, Reflections Carlos Lara 3/19/21

A Land There Is No Title To

‘Song. Sang Freud. Spread on the chalcedony, a land there is no title to.’ And where is that? …

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Reflections, Essays George Quasha 3/15/21 Reflections, Essays George Quasha 3/15/21

Sleight of Flower

Every creation has resonance beyond itself. Our participation in nature is a creative act by which nature knows its further nature, as we know our own.

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Illuminations, Comics Adam Elkhadem 3/14/21 Illuminations, Comics Adam Elkhadem 3/14/21

Octave 32

With Octave away, it’s up to Maurice to defeat a surreal foe. Will he rise to the occasion, or has he met his match?

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Illuminations, Comics Will Schreitz 3/14/21 Illuminations, Comics Will Schreitz 3/14/21

Casper and Fauntleroy 10

There are two types of sailors in this world: the raucous kind who party well into the night…and Fauntleroy!

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Poetry, Translucine, Museum Poetica, Writing Michelle Gil-Montero 3/14/21 Poetry, Translucine, Museum Poetica, Writing Michelle Gil-Montero 3/14/21

J.C. Bustriazo Ortiz // Michelle Gil-Montero

An astonishing medley of de-centered avant-garde and the late Neolithic, the poems of Bustriazo Ortiz breathe fresh air into the migratory Spanish language.

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Illuminations, Comics Suzy V. 3/13/21 Illuminations, Comics Suzy V. 3/13/21

Garfield minus garfield plus a german shepherd who’s horny for jon 8

Jon and German go out dancing. They have a great time…but is it enough?

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Reviews, Reflections Brandon Bien 3/11/21 Reviews, Reflections Brandon Bien 3/11/21

Review of Tom Leaver at McKenzie Fine Art

The artist Tom Leaver is a painter who dons rubber gloves, dips his fingertips into the palette, and spreads gestures across the canvas. To him, it is an act of meditation, the procession of time throughout a day distilled into an image.

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Reflections, Essays, Literature Reid Kane Kotlas 3/10/21 Reflections, Essays, Literature Reid Kane Kotlas 3/10/21

Intimation

To create something new, at best, is to give an intimation of the potential that is obstructed, and hence, by a contrast however faint, to draw attention to the obstruction and the pain it induces.

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Reflections, Reviews Gabriel Almeida 3/8/21 Reflections, Reviews Gabriel Almeida 3/8/21

Review of Rough Song by Blanca Varela

From within Varela’s rough text, Lara extracts unexpected threads of forms, unarticulated rhythms and figures of speech that keep the metaphors together and yet, by the same token, undermine and fulfill Varela’s austere treatment.

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Illuminations, Comics Adam Elkhadem 3/7/21 Illuminations, Comics Adam Elkhadem 3/7/21

Octave 31

A trip to the bar might be a commonplace activity for most, but when Octave pays a visit anything is possible!

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Illuminations, Comics Will Schreitz 3/7/21 Illuminations, Comics Will Schreitz 3/7/21

Casper and Fauntleroy 9

Fauntleroy has a spring in his step and a song in his heart…and with a job like his, that’s not an easy feat!

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Reflections, Essays, Marxism, Trotsky, Walter Benjamin, Adorno Chris Cutrone 3/5/21 Reflections, Essays, Marxism, Trotsky, Walter Benjamin, Adorno Chris Cutrone 3/5/21

Crítica del Arte Revolucionario: Trotsky, Benjamin, Adorno y Greenberg

El arte modernista para Trotsky no podía ser considerado como una nueva cultura sino más bien como una expresión de la tarea y demanda de trascender la sociedad y cultura burguesas.

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Illuminations, Comics Suzy V. 3/4/21 Illuminations, Comics Suzy V. 3/4/21

Garfield minus garfield plus a german shepherd who’s horny for jon 7

Jon’s desires are thwarted again, but German will always be there for him.

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Illuminations, Writing Bohumil Hrabal 3/4/21 Illuminations, Writing Bohumil Hrabal 3/4/21

The Gentle Barbarian

Excerpt from Bohumil Hrabal’s homage to Vladimír Boudník, The Gentle Barbarian, translated from the Czech by Paul Wilson and introduced by Mia Ruf.

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Reviews, Reflections Patrick James Dunagan 3/1/21 Reviews, Reflections Patrick James Dunagan 3/1/21

Review of The Idea of Perfection: The Poetry and Prose of Paul Valéry

The wish to avoid the difficulties of attempting to reproduce Valéry’s own rhyme and scansion is understandable, but replacing them with another set of procedural impositions doesn’t necessarily allow the translation to do justice to the original.

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Illuminations, Comics Adam Elkhadem 2/28/21 Illuminations, Comics Adam Elkhadem 2/28/21

Octave 30

Octave sets out for Debonairia, while Maurice stays to guard their money. Parting is such sweet sorrow!

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