Poets James Sherry of Roof Books and E.J. McAdams in a close read of Collom's contemplative, ampersand-filled, meandering meditation on birds. statorec.com/a-collaborative…

Translingual, playful, pun-filled poems by the Berlin-based Russian artist and poet, who probes the fault lines between languages to reveal uneasy associations. statorec.com/five-poems-by-i… #innakrasnoper #dis_tanz_ik #velizbooksauthors #velizbooks

Jordan Rothacker interviews Courtney Thorsson, author of The Sisterhood, the story of a group of Black women writers and their impact on American culture: statorec.com/the-sisters-are…

Andrew Benzinger interviews Books Editor Jordan A. Rothacker about his new novel, The Shrieking of Nothing, a sequel in his domed Atlanta noir series about a world post-climate catastrophe and the subsequent fall of capitalism: statorec.com

Reichl's ironic, incisive study on reading the great philosophers—and cutting through the underbrush to find a way out of the labyrinth of scholarly thought: statorec.com/the-feeling-of-…

In an in-depth essay, Tikkun Bambara reviews Astrid Roemer’s important new novel on feminism, race, and identity in Suriname. Read it now on StatORec: statorec.com/impossible-poet… #astridroemer #tikkunbambara #offwhite #suriname #caribbeanliterature #feminism #blackfeminism

Our Books Editor interviews poet Michael J. Wilson on his first “novel,” a long prose poem called “A Labyrinth” about the wild and hauntingly disturbing story of Pasiphaë and Daedalus: statorec.com/daedalus-would-… #michaeljwilson #alabyrinthnovel #stalkinghorsepress #daedalus

New post: Impossible Poetics of Silence, Kinship, and Blood Andrea Scrima statorec.com/impossible-poet…

A review of Mathew Binder's “satirical, wonky, bizarre, eccentric, and ultimately excessive dive” into NYC's cultish art world, the novel “Pure Cosmos Club.” statorec.com/club-cult-sanct… #Matthewbinder #stalkinghorsepress #cults #charismaticleaders #purecosmosclub

Jordan Rothacker interviews author and publisher James Reich on his newest novel, "The Moth for the Star." This conversation complements our feature, Lord of Creation and All Corruption: A Review of James Reich’s "The Moth for the Star" by John Mirkovic. statorec.com

Writer John Mirkovic confronts the dark modernism at the heart of James Reich brilliant new novel "The Moth for the Star." Read the full review, now on StatORec: statorec.com/lord-of-creatio… #jamesreich #johnmirkovic #themothforthestar #darkmodernism #occultgatsby #novel #713books

No Foul Play Suspected by Steven Cheslik-DeMeyer follows a Depression-era grandfather searching for gay love and a wife, with her young son, chasing after her wayward man. A gripping excerpt full of suspense and mystery: statorec.com/no-foul-play-su… #familyhistory

Gothic novelist Pam Jones finds a new prophet in Vincent James' novel Acacia: statorec.com/a-new-american-…

In this new story, the Austrian-American writer Simon Skrepek delves into the fruits of human labor, the fraudulence of authenticity, and the unending commodification of erotic desire: statorec.com/dream-stranger-…

Our latest, explore the stories in Yulia Iliukha's “My Women" based on interviews she conducted with individuals caught up in the never-ending war in Ukraine: statorec.com/excerpts-from-m…

Six poems from the startling new collection "Ruins of Nostalgia" by Donna Stonecipher that bring irony and melancholic attention to a personal emotion and historical phenomenon: statorec.com/six-poems-from-… #nostalgia #ruins #cities #architecture #prosepoetry #berlin #seattle