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Monthly Archives: February 2020

Feb 2020 19  

Like It Was & Is, Part 2

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by MacKenzie Warren
 

MacKenzie Warren reviews Luke Brown’s Theft.

Feb 2020 17  

Like It Was & Is, Part 1

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by MacKenzie Warren
 

MacKenzie Warren reviews Tim Etchells’ Endland.

Feb 2020 12  

Joshua Rothes

Categories: Interviews
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by Daniel Davis Wood
 

Joshua Rothes discusses editing Kyle Coma-Thompson and Tristan Foster’s 926 Years.

Feb 2020 10  

An Obscure Constellation

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Daniel Davis Wood reviews Kyle Coma-Thompson and Tristan Foster’s 926 Years.

Feb 2020 07  

Nine Days: Modes of Distraction

Categories: Fiction
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by Deirdre Shanahan
 

An excerpt from Deirdre Shanahan’s Carrying Fire and Water.

Feb 2020 05  

Weights

Categories: Fiction
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An excerpt from Deirdre Shanahan’s Carrying Fire and Water.

Feb 2020 03  

Araiyakushimae

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by Deirdre Shanahan
 

An excerpt from Deirdre Shanahan’s Carrying Fire and Water.

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