“Thomas McGuane’s Hazy Nightmare” by David Byron Queen
2021-07-01
Thomas McGuane’s Panama is a novel full of contradiction—both hallucinogenic and sober, sparse and indulgent, flawed and majestic, hilarious and tragic. The title is itself a contradiction.Continue Reading
“Beckett’s Trilogy Consumes All” by Adam Moody
2021-07-01
Samuel Beckett’s Trilogy makes writing feel exciting and futile. A melancholic, mirthful, exhilarating scream into the void. It progressively strips away the body of the novel, leaving us to gawk at the gaping, rusty, naked foundation.Continue Reading