If Nothing Escaped Us: An Interview with Poet and Philosopher Troy Jollimore
Poet Troy Jollimore talks about repeating himself, why cinema matters, and what poets can learn from stand-up comedians.
Poet Troy Jollimore talks about repeating himself, why cinema matters, and what poets can learn from stand-up comedians.
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Lisa Turner discusses her new novel, “Devil Sent the Rain.”
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Ottessa Moshfegh asks the age-old question: are we just fucked?