Three Reasons to Get in Trouble (Get in Trouble: Stories by Kelly Link)
Kelly Link's new collection of story mash-ups treats genre conventions with wit and care. [Read More]
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Love (Outline: A Novel by Rachel Cusk)
Forget plot. Rachel Cusk's new novel Outline makes compelling fiction out of conversation. [Read More]
Sex & Sonnets (The Poem She Didn’t Write and Other Poems by Olena Kalytiak Davis)
The Poem She Didn’t Write and Other Poems is Olena Kalytiak Davis’ first collection in ten years and it's an anarchic delight. [Read More]
Conversation Hearts (Love Poems by Pablo Neruda)
Pablo Neruda's Love Poems speaks the truth of romantic love. [Read More]
Phlrp! (Sprezzatura by Mike Young)
In Sprezzatura, his latest collection of poetry, Mike Young finds strange wonder in the cultural decay of the American present. [Read More]
That Situation Being Life Itself (Hall of Small Mammals: Stories by Thomas Pierce)
What beautiful, strange, funny stories you’ll be pleased to find in Thomas Pierce’s superb debut collection Hall of Small Mammals. [Read More]
The Seeker’s Heart (A Thousand Vessels by Tania Runyan)
The Biblical women in Tania Runyan's collection of poetry A Thousand Vessels are tender and violent, full of pride and mercy. [Read More]
Review Mondays: February Preview
Every Monday, Tate Street High Society & Co-Op publishes Three-Sentence Reviews of our favorite books. Check out the books we'll be reviewing in February! [Read More]
Art Monster (Dept. of Speculation by Jenny Offill)
Jenny Offill’s sensational second novel Dept. of Speculation is a centaur. [Read More]
On Faith and Mountain Dew (The Second Sex by Michael Robbins)
Michael Robbins’ follow-up to his 2012 gut-busting collection Alien vs. Predator is as rambunctious as its predecessor, full of pop cultural detritus recombined and renewed, if not quite redeemed. [Read More]
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