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News & Notes | Tarpaulin Sky Magazine
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What I’m Reading Now… by Rebecca Brown
Tarpaulin Sky Press author Rebecca Brown discusses books by John Englehardt, Richard Chiem, Franz de Waal, Mary-Kim Arnold, and Kaia Preus.
Nicholas Gulig’s “Orient” reviewed by Marlie McGovern
"To listen is to inhabit a liminal space — to vibrate in the synaptic hum between neural firings" -- Marlie McGovern on Nicholas Gulig's Orient.
What I’m Reading Now… by Oliver Baez Bendorf
Poet Oliver Baez Bendorf discusses books by Diannely Antigua, Hajjar Baban, Adrienne Maree Brown, jayy dodd, and T Fleischmann.
What I’m Reading Now… by Julia Madsen
Trembling Pillow Press Author Julia Madsen discusses books by Ryan Eckes, Brandi Homan, Marty Cain, Popahna Brandes, and Evelyn Hampton.
What I’m Reading Now… by Catherine Taylor
Catherine Taylor examines books by Jack Halberstam, Aby Kaupang & Matthew Cooperman, Christina Sharpe, AK Thompson, and Miyó Vestrini.
Kim Hyesoon’s “A Drink of Red Mirror,” reviewed by Ryan Bollenbach
"A Drink of Red Mirror becomes a catalyst that fires every neuron in your brain simultaneously.... It leaves you in this intoxicating condition, somewhere between love and abjection, from which you may never (want) to recover."
Amen. The Satanic Temple Is Now Legally a Church.
A first for Satanism, and a first in United States history, The Satanic Temple has been recognized by the IRS as a legitimate and legally protected Church.
Available for review: “Ascend Ascend,” by Janaka Stucky
Janaka Stucky's Ascend Ascend: written over the course of twenty days, as the author came in and out of trance states brought on by intermittent fasting and somatic rituals while secluded in the tower of a 100-year-old church.
What I’m Reading Now… by Marcella Durand
Marcella Durand explores books by David Batchelor, Boubacar Boris Diop, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Harryette Mullen, dg nanouk okpik, and Donna Stonecipher.
What I’m Reading Now… by Rebecca Brown
Tarpaulin Sky Press author Rebecca Brown discusses books by John Englehardt, Richard Chiem, Franz de Waal, Mary-Kim Arnold, and Kaia Preus.
Nicholas Gulig’s “Orient” reviewed by Marlie McGovern
"To listen is to inhabit a liminal space — to vibrate in the synaptic hum between neural firings" -- Marlie McGovern on Nicholas Gulig's Orient.
What I’m Reading Now… by Oliver Baez Bendorf
Poet Oliver Baez Bendorf discusses books by Diannely Antigua, Hajjar Baban, Adrienne Maree Brown, jayy dodd, and T Fleischmann.
What I’m Reading Now… by Julia Madsen
Trembling Pillow Press Author Julia Madsen discusses books by Ryan Eckes, Brandi Homan, Marty Cain, Popahna Brandes, and Evelyn Hampton.
What I’m Reading Now… by Catherine Taylor
Catherine Taylor examines books by Jack Halberstam, Aby Kaupang & Matthew Cooperman, Christina Sharpe, AK Thompson, and Miyó Vestrini.
Kim Hyesoon’s “A Drink of Red Mirror,” reviewed by Ryan Bollenbach
"A Drink of Red Mirror becomes a catalyst that fires every neuron in your brain simultaneously.... It leaves you in this intoxicating condition, somewhere between love and abjection, from which you may never (want) to recover."