Reviewed: Boons / The Camp By David Ohle

Boons/The Camp by David Ohle Calamari Press, 100 p. David Ohle knows how to evoke the unsettling. Whether describing a subtly altered twentieth century or reviewing his childhood in New Orleans, his talent for quietly jarring imagery never flags.This volume collects two novellas, one that suggests the gender and geopolitics of the last century interwoven with Cronenbergian body horror, the other evoking economic exploitation with abundant, and bleak, comedy. Start with Boons, about a disgraced South American professor with an […]

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