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… Elisa Gabbert : The Unreality of Memory Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, … horrors already well underway? Then you should read this book.” ―Sarah Manguso Transcript David Naimon: Good morning … horrors already well underway? Then you should read this book.” ―Sarah Manguso …

… Rosmarie Waldrop : The Nick of Time Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, … Jabès’ remarkable “Adam, or The Birth of Anxiety” from The Book of Shares . To learn more about how to subscribe to the … her prose poetry and for good reason. Waldrop is one of the great prose poetry practitioners and innovators over the …

… / Poetry David Naimon, Milkweed Editions Today’s Between the Covers conversation is with the poet Ross Gay about Be Holding , his book-length poem that emerges from a sustained meditation on a mere few seconds of the basketball career of Julius Erving (aka Dr. J). Be …

… novel Incubation: A Space for Monsters has long been out of print. The book of hers that most engages with the mythos and reality of … A Space for Monsters has long been out of print. The book of hers that most engages with the mythos and reality of …

… is Water.  You could say these two books are approaching the same questions, but from opposite, if complementary vantage points. Questions of care and disability, of accessibility and community, of … Deliciously strange, deliciously heart wrenching—this book radiates pure magic.” Here are some thoughts on …

… Joe Sacco : Paying the Land Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, … around us. . . . Now, Sacco brings that eye to the lives of the Dene people in the Canadian subarctic, getting the … of an entire civilization.” —Ed Park, The New York Times Book Review Transcript David Naimon: Welcome to Between the …

… Gabrielle Civil : the déjà vu Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, … performance artist Gabrielle Civil talks about her latest book the déjà vu: black dreams & black time, as well as her … lineage, one’s generation, and future ones, in the “now” of your work? Civil discusses all of this and much more in …