Exalted by Anna Dorn
Book Review by Peter Dyer
Unnamed Press
ISBN: 9781951213480
Publication Date: June 7th, 2022
Emerging as a young creative subsisting on a diet of ...
Exalted by Anna Dorn Book Review by Peter Dyer
Book Reviews, LAR Online
Because the men keep going missing and we like to wear the pants. We lookgood in tweed and love a long smoke sorting things out before a dark fire.She’s been dead seven decades but her ghost sense burns better than ...
Portrait of Myself as Watson, my Great Grandmother, Sherlock Holmes by Michelle Bitting
LAR Online, Poetry
We’re sitting in his car listening to music and for a second I think he might kiss me. He offered to drive me home after work because he says I shouldn't be taking the train at night. I tell him I'm a strong girl and ...
Sometime in the Fall by Alexa Joyce
Fiction, LAR Online
this story doesn’t end well
he dies
trampled
by a dappled grey horse
this story makes noise
hooves blood
now run
such beauty
that summer
blue forget-me-nots
you ...
Poems by Tania Langlais Translated by Jessica Cuello
LAR Online, Translations
You were placed like wings are placed
as if they’ll never be needed to leave with
but then you were born
and each time I unwrap your diaper
I consider every ...
Mother Nothing by Elizabeth Metzger
LAR Online, Poetry
Superheroes, ghosts, and members of The Beatles were buzzed on birthday cake and chocolate bars. The kindergartners pounded their little fists on the dining room table, eager to paint pumpkins, the final activity of ...
You Monster by Kate Faigen
Flash Fiction, LAR Online
Akata Woman by Nnedi Okorafor
Review by Deborah Williams
Pub date: 18 Jan 2022
Publisher: Viking Books for Young Readers
ISBN: 0451480589
416 pages
An iridescent Möbius-strip ...
Akata Woman by Nnedi Okorafor Review by Deborah Williams
Book Reviews, LAR Online
Sundays were always the green
of aquarium glass, the smell
of waxed duck pinching the house.
The television splintering
the room like the dry season;
outside, dogs’ perpetual barking.
My ...
KLANG, 2003 by Lyn Li Che
LAR Online, Poetry
Daniel Gray’s wife Corrie didn’t belong in our town. We all knew that on the day Dan brought her home from the city.
It wasn’t just the colors she wore. We Allensville wives wore plain waists and dark skirts to ...
Coreopsis by Kris Faatz
Fiction, LAR Online
