By Zé Burns Weirdpunk Books made quite the splash in 2020 with four well-received novellas—two of which (The […]
By Kat Shook Studying John Waters’ films, I feel an urgency to laud and applaud the underappreciated, yet […]
Jon Bassoff, the author of Corrosion and The Drive-Thru Crematorium, recently released this dark look at a supposed […]
By Michael Allen Rose The 80s were filled with dancers. Tina Turner wanted to be our Private Dancer. […]
By Ben Arzate When a strange accident happens on the street, Kattar, a janitor in a skyscraper, finds […]
By Ben Walker You have to love a book’s title when it gets you thinking before you read […]
By Ben Arzate “The kernel of this necropolis is a cell where Gille de Rais is enthroned, a […]
By Amy M. Vaughn The poetry in Austin James’s Shrapnel reads like a bundle of exposed nerves, and […]
A Dialectic in Defense of Experimental Narratives through the Study of Slaughterhouse-Five and Paris Peasant By Daulton Dickey […]
By Susan Snyder Folks, I have dedicated my life to the review of sharksploitation movies. A lot of […]
