Category Archives: Literature

An Interview With Jarret Middleton, author of Darkansas

Two authors. One Bar. A battered jukebox. No one gets out alive (without discussing Flaubert). Continue reading

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Excerpt : “Darkansas”

“Darkansas” is the new Deep South gothic thriller from acclaimed author Jarret Middleton. Continue reading

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The Portrait-Sitter: Poverty, Intimacy, Paint, & Naples

In an excerpt from his memoir-in-progress, Cooking the Octopus, writer John Domini tells of a sweltering Naples afternoon spent as a painter’s subject. Continue reading

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Clementine, Aloft

Kindles, TED talks, yoga shreds, and memes: in the end, maybe there is no real accounting for time. Continue reading

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An INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD COX

Jeffrey Pillow talks to Richard Cox about his new book, “Boys of Summer”. Continue reading

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Deaths of Distant Friends (or, John Updike Fucking Rocks)

Kurt Baumeister and John Updike met once upon a time. The event probably wasn’t memorable for Updike, but it was for Baumeister. Continue reading

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An Interview with D. Foy–Part 2

Part 2 of Kurt Baumeister’s discussion with author D. Foy wherein the topic turns to matters as diverse as Foy’s literary influences and a dog named Mrs. Roosevelt. And there’s an excerpt from Patricide! Continue reading

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