Book Review by Conor Hultman: “Speculations” by Alfred Jarry
March 30th, 2023 | by Conor Hultman
Speculationsby Alfred Jarry (translated by R.J. Dent)Black Scat Books ($15.95) Alfred Jarry, the French symbolist writer, founder of “pataphysics” (the
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Book Reviews by Conor Hultman: “No Such Thing As Broken,” by Atticus “Little Tank” Davis
March 14th, 2023 | by Conor Hultman
The artist’s journey in literature typically has less to do with art than personal discovery, histories of relationships, and the
Book Review: “Your Aeon” and “Revolution of You” by Atticus “Little Tank” Davis
January 26th, 2023 | by Conor Hultman
Your Aeon and Revolution of Youby Atticus “Little Tank” DavisExpat Press ($16) and Self-published ($12) Your Aeon starts with a
Book Reviews by Conor Hultman: “Tractatus,” by Róbert Gál
December 7th, 2022 | by Conor Hultman
Tractatusby Róbert GálSchism ($11) How should one read philosophy? There is a school of learning that says one must begin
Book Reviews by Conor Hultman: “Antisocieties,” by Michael Cisco
October 27th, 2022 | by Conor Hultman
Antisocietiesby Michael CiscoGrimscribe Press ($20) When thinking of the concept of horror in art, one is more likely to think
Book Review by Conor Hultman: “You With Your Memory Are Dead,” by Gary J. Shipley
October 13th, 2022 | by Conor Hultman
You With Your Memory Are Deadby Gary J. ShipleyInside the Castle ($19) Horror is often thought of in a narrative
Book Review by Conor Hultman: “Autoportrait” by Jesse Ball
August 24th, 2022 | by Conor Hultman
Autoportraitby Jesse BallCatapult ($20)Available now at Square Books In 2005, the French writer and photographer Édouard Levé published a book
Book Review by Conor Hultman: “Standish Blue” by Cole Phillips
August 17th, 2022 | by Conor Hultman
Standish Blueby Cole PhillipsGhost City Press ($10) We have come to realize that a place can have as much character
Book Reviews by Conor Hultman: “Beatrice” by Stephen Dixon
July 13th, 2022 | by Conor Hultman
Beatriceby Stephen DixonPublishing Genius Press ($15) I am as confident saying that Stephen Dixon is the most underappreciated American writer
Book Reviews by Conor Hultman: “The Witches of Lila Springs,” by Sabrina Ito
July 7th, 2022 | by Conor Hultman
The Witches of Lila Springsby Sabrina ItoPlan B Press ($10) Twenty-four pages. Twenty-four pages! For the range of style, of
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