A further look into Patti Smith's classic, Just Kids
Posts published in “Writing”
Cottagecore is an internet sensation known for its warm depiction of rural life. But this idyllic landscape exists as a fictive, digital manifestation.
A review essay on Hiromi Kawakami's "People From My Neighborhood."
In his book Out of Sheer Rage: Wrestling with D.H. Lawrence, Geoff Dyer shifts the narrative on writing in ways that are more realistic and grounded.
An anonymous prose submission.
A review of Jean Toomer's "Cane," an elusive novel on unique fragmentation of the black experience in the Jazz Age.
The story of Patch Hollow, one of Vermont's most haunted and sinister places.
"Giovanni's Room" departs from the racial and class divisions in America, and focuses one the intricacies of sexuality and morality.
