In The Brooklyn Rail, NBCC member John Domini has an extended interview with George Guida about his new novel, 'The Uniform': buff.ly/4cZxtEj

Happy pub day to richard scott larson; THE LONG HALLWAY is out today!

ALA_Booklist calls it 'beautifully written, emotionally insightful, and highly evocative.'

Chicago Review of Books calls it 'a feat of lyrical memoir.'

The Brooklyn Rail Daniel Allen Cox calls it 'vivid and cinematic.'

NBCC Vice President of the Barrios Book in Translation Prize mandana interviewed U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón about her anthology 'You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World' for The Brooklyn Rail: buff.ly/49B1h7l

I wrote about ORLANDO Signature Theatre Company transformation as a thread in Sarah Ruhl's work. (And while, written in previews, this piece is not about one's production, Will Davis's is pretty glorious and the costumes had me drooling!) brooklynrail.org/2024/04/theate…

Today at 2 pm Eastern Olivia Kan-Sperling (olivia kan-sperling) chats with Joel Danilewitz about pop literature, texts that perform, fanfiction, other Music Video Guided Symbolization Reading Games, and more.

Join us in the Zoom! brooklynrail.org/events/2024/04…

What Does It Feel Like To Write A Poem: Alice Notley's Critics Page in the April issue of the Rail 👇brooklynrail.org/2024/4/critics…

Tomorrow!!! 4/11, 1pm EST: I interview the Art Students League Art Students League, NYC, for The Brooklyn Rail’s #1043 New Social Environment. Should be a marvelous romp through the history of proletarian art education! Register here: brooklynrail.org/events/2024/04…

I💗Saunders' work🌟'Post No Bills is an extensive survey of [...] a consistent painter & the works read like a collection of themes and variations, drawing the viewer into the nuance of the painter’s thinking' 👏William Corwin in The Brooklyn Rail brooklynrail.org/2024/04/artsee…

Stellar review in The Brooklyn Rail of Stan Vanderbeek at Magenta Plains brooklynrail.org/2024/04/artsee…

Musing on how zeroone 🔺 might make us rethink the Decadent movement, a la Harold Bloom's Anxiety of Influence & #apophrades (when a precursor is altered by subsequent creation). Pt. 2 on Avant Garde comes out tomorrow in The Brooklyn Rail ... brooklynrail.org/2024/03/art-te…

Hi! I'm talking ⭐LIVE⭐to The Brooklyn Rail this Wednesday, 2-3:30PM about pop literature, texts that perform, fanfiction, other Music Video Guided Symbolization Reading Games.. (in my work & in general). You can register for the zoom here!! brooklynrail.org/events/2024/04…

'Like Mark Rothko’s paintings on paper... Herrera’s are not studies for canvases. They are wholly realized compositions, complete visual statements unto themselves...' – David Ebony reviews 'Carmen Herrera: Paintings on Paper' for the The Brooklyn Rail lissongallery.visitlink.me/eTplEo

Check out Jenny Wu’s review of #GrahamLittle ’s current solo exhibition at FLAG Art Foundation (on view through May 4, 2024) in The Brooklyn Rail: brooklynrail.org/2024/04/artsee…

Fresh in The Brooklyn Rail! My review of #RaymondSaunders Post No Bills at Andrew Kreps Gallery and David Zwirner. Only on view another two days! Go take a look at this comprehensive exhibition, and read my review here:

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Latest The Brooklyn Rail, now out! Thanks as ever to editor Joseph Salvatore, it includes my meaty conversation w/ George Guida, his sweeping new social portrait of a novel on Guernica Editions: brooklynrail.org/2024/04/books/…

The April issue of The Brooklyn Rail is on newstands with my review of Teatro La Re-Sentida's 'Oasis of Impunity.' To say it was a nail-biter would be an understatement: brooklynrail.org/2024/04/dance/…

'Jewell follows the interesting tension in the college radio idea of musical, social, and political communities.'—George Grella @gtra1n.bsky.social reviews LIVE FROM THE UNDERGROUND: A History of College Radio by Katherine Rye Jewell Katherine Rye Jewell, Ph.D. 📻🎙🎧 in The Brooklyn Rail brooklynrail.org/2024/04/music/…

.The Brooklyn Rail explains how Caoilinn Hughes's THE ALTERNATIVES shows 'the ways we can heal together from even the deepest generational trauma to face the future together,' amongst more wonderful praise! Read the full review of this 'powerful' book here: brooklynrail.org/2024/04/books/…

I was interviewed by the great Allison Wyss (but it still rhymes with hiss) for The Brooklyn Rail! Check it out here:

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I have a review of Shu Lea Cheang’s Fresh Kill in honor of its 30th anniversary screening at BAM on 4/9 in The Brooklyn Rail. Fresh Kill is a film on environmental racism and how capitalism makes our quality of life worse. Read it via the link below. brooklynrail.org/2024/04/film/S…