Book Review: Sugar the Blackberries
SUGAR THE BLACKBERRIES by Joan Peck Arnold an inspiring and vivid collection of poems about life and love and beauty. Check out what Susan Morris of IBR has to say about this June Road Press poetry collection.
Category: Starred Reviews
Book Review: Eternal Night at the Nature Museum
ETERNAL NIGHT AT THE NATURE MUSEUM by Tyler Barton is a writhing portraiture of outcasts across the ever-still landscape of small dusty towns in America. Check out what Alexandra Barbush has to say in her review of this Sarabande Books story collection.
Book Review: Out Front the Following Sea
OUT FRONT THE FOLLOWING SEA by Leah Angstman is a sweeping tale of intrigue, romance, and feminist power amidst the tumult of colonial North America. Check out what Genevieve Hartman has to say her review of this Regal House Publishing novel.
Book Review: in which i take myself hostage
in which i take myself hostage by Erik Fuhrer is another gorgeous book of poetry from Erik Fuhrer exploring where we fit in with nature. Check out what Joseph Haeger of IBR has to say about this Spuyten Duyvil Publishing title.
Book Review: Newer Testaments
NEWER TESTAMENTS by Philip Brunetti is an innovative existential novel told through hallucinatory poetics. Check out what Tucker Lieberman of IBR has to say about this Atmosphere Press novel.
Book Review: Celebrate People’s History (2nd Edition)
CELEBRATE PEOPLE’S HISTORY (2nd Edition) edited by Josh MacPhee is a collection of posters dedicated to passionate people who stand up for what they believed in. Check out what Joe Walters of IBR has to say about this Feminist Press book.
Book Review: The Science of Lost Futures
THE SCIENCE OF LOST FUTURES by Ryan Habermeyer weaves through the absurd to tell stories of human conditions and connection. Chest out what Joshua Ryan Bligh has to say about this BOA Editions short story collection.
Book Review: Broken Metropolis
BROKEN METROPOLIS: Queer Tales of a City that Never Was edited by dave ring is a short story anthology featuring all LGBTQ+ protagonists in urban fantasy settings. Check out what Kathy L. Brown of Independent Book Review has to say in her review of this Mason Jar Press book.
Book Review: She Is a Beast
SHE IS A BEAST by Christina Rosso is an illustrated collection of feminist fairy tales, including both reimaginings and original fairy tales. Check out what Felicia Nicole Hall has to say about this Apep Publications book.
Book Review: Training School for Negro Girls
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NEGRO GIRLS by Camille Acker is a stunning short story collection that puts Black women on center stage and glues its audience to their seats. Check out what Joe Walters of IBR has to say about this Feminist Press title.