In our morning reading: an excerpt from Margaret Killjoy’s new book, an interview with Sam Sax, and more.
Sunday Stories: “The Body Politic”
The Body Politic
by Laura Shaine Cunningham
The mood of pre-dinner optimism had not yet dissipated; the soup still simmered on the stove, and one place remained empty at the table. “We have a mystery guest, a volunteer who needs a place to stay until the election.” I set down an extra bowl and two glasses, one for water, the other for wine.
Weekend Bites: David Yow Interviewed, Jamie Quatro’s Latest, Ledia Xhoga’s Playlist, and More
In our weekend reading: an interview with David Yow, reviews of new books by Gillian Linden and Jamie Quatro, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Tony Tulathimutte’s Latest, Elisa Gabbert on Poetry, Lincoln Michel’s Recommendations, and More
In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Tony Tulathimutte’s new book, poetry and clouds, and more.
An Excerpt From “The Golem of Venice Beach, Book 2”
We’re pleased to present an excerpt from the second volume of The Golem of Venice Beach, a graphic novel from writer Chanan Beizer and artist Vanessa Cardinali. There’s a Kickstarter campaign up and running as of now for the graphic novel; besides Cardinali, a host of other writers is also contributing to the volume, including Frank Quitely, Nick Dragotta, Dean Haspiel, Stan Sakai, Howard Chaykin, and Juan José Ryp.
Morning Bites: László Krasznahorkai’s Latest, National Book Award Longlists, Brian Evenson on Horror, and More
In our morning reading: exploring László Krasznahorkai’s new book, Brian Evenson on horror, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Katharine Haake’s Fiction, Revisiting Panthers, Chris Stein’s Memoir, and More
In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Katharine Haake’s new book, musings on climate fiction, and more.
VCO: Chapter 35
Chapter 35
Joselyn told me to return to the East Estate and explain all that had just happened to Butler in great detail and to not spare anything. It seems he is the caretaker of the Arto family in every aspect, not just their living quarters and leisure.