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“This text is about a woman trying to fit her body into any market, into any genre... This text is about America, is about the body in America.” Carrie Chappell with a deeply personal look into Kristin Sanders’ exquisite Cuntry. @chapp010 -- https://t.co/smAJr2TM2O

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Iphgenia Baal speaks with Fiona Helmsley about death, memory, writing from personal life, and much more regarding her new book, Death & Facebook. -- https://t.co/FwSdjZZMke

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Jake Syersak speaks with Jeff Alessandrelli about Syersak’s new book of poems, Yield Architecture. --- https://t.co/Jvxsxuysvy https://t.co/tVdV7fWBMC

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Erika T. Wurth’s latest novel, You Who Enter Here, is a heartbreaking blend of romance and violence, composed in urgent, tender prose. Katharine Coldiron reviews. @etwurth @ferrifrigida https://t.co/ohJPDfVdzx

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How do you review a 712 page hyper-realist novel that bucks every convention? Luis Neer @luisneer does so in tribute to Megan Boyle’s LIVEBLOG by throwing himself into a exhaustive, mirror panorama of digression & confession. @tyrantbooks @meganboyle --- https://t.co/yCN70qdlSF

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How do we explore death? Particularly, through the eyes of the death of a loved one, to HIV/AIDS? Paul Cunningham reviews Farid Tali’s vulnerable and brutal Prosopopoeia. @p_cunning -- https://t.co/l64iasTXmN

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Emily Sie Liebowitz reviews Tongo Eisen-Martin’s latest collection of poems, Heaven is All Goodbyes. @tongoblackfire -- https://t.co/5Gr8pCE8vx

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Intertwining the visceral w/ the uncanny, Sarah Rose Etter’s gorgeous debut novel, The Book of X, turns an outsider’s coming-of-age narrative into a struggle for survival vs. the everyday. Nate Logan reviews. @sarahroseetter @TwoDollarRadio @nate__logan https://t.co/qROSoPomZc

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Lauren Grabowski @laurensprose in conversation with Chelsea Hodson @ChelseaHodson upon the release of her essay collection, Tonight I’m Someone Else, out this week from Henry Holt. -- https://t.co/1rYXtJlhbB https://t.co/REzIgjwNz0

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“A dreamy, pastoral world of blackberry blossoms, storms, hungry coyotes, the woods, cut flesh, and flowering bones.” Alexandra Naughton reviews Elizabeth Schmuhl’s Premonitions, from Wayne State University Press. @hegemonster @schmuhlface @wsupress -- https://t.co/YSMqdn2gyS

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