Scott McClanahan Says Don't Fuck Around Near a Table Saw by Lavinia Ludlow
“A teen stripper amputee emerges from the curtains with a pasty on the end of her “nub””
As If Knowing the Answers Ever Changes Anything, by Matty Byloos
“capable of loving beyond the categories of sexuality and gender”
There Are Too Many Ways to Hurt by Tracy Dimond
“why do we break each other? Is it like cutting hair off dolls?”
Songs Only You Know: Hits and Misses
“a faith in all things punk, in a city set to destroy itself”
Rob Delaney: Human
“a possibly better way of being a person, without sacrificing the fart jokes”
Biology of The Biology of Luck
“playful and eccentric, there is always an underlying darkness”
Book Review: Sheila Heti's How Should a Person Be?
“the context of our lives wrapped up in the bow of fiction”
Book Review: Pop Kids by Davey Havok
“Havok dedicates so much of the book to scrupulously describing sex”
Memoir: I Still Don't Touch Myself by Lindsey Kugler
“she felt a weird lump and it caused her a lot of concern”
Book Review: Dog Days by Gene Gregorits
“He’s prone to castigating the present literary generation’s hipster-laden irony”
Book Review: Threats by Amelia Gray
“an experience in which all phenomena and every character is questionable”
Review: My Father’s House by Ben Tanzer
“trying to piece together the mosaic of their shared lives”