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Amnesia, Authoritarianism, and Adolescence: “Intrinsic” Reviewed
What would you do if you suspected your dead parents were implicated in a bloody dictatorship? That is the central question heart of Intrinsic, the debut novel by France Pinzon. Told from the perspective of a teenager returning to her post-...
Manuscript Feedback and Developmental Notes for Your Fiction
Hello Everyone,
I am now offering manuscript critiques!
If you are sitting on a short story, novella or novel, whether first draft, second draft, or hundredth, I’ll read it closely and give you fair, honest, specific feedback on structur...
Let the Devil In by G.S. Richter - A Review
From the first page, G.S. Richter’s 2023 novella Let the Devil In feels like an exercise in homage. An homage to Russian literature, mainly, but also to nineteenth century parable. It reads like an anachronism. An old lost text dug up. And...
Zone Rouge by Michael Jerome Plunkett Book Review
One hundred years after WWI’s infamous Battle of Verdun, one of the deadliest battles in French history, a small unit of démineurs (bomb disposal experts) comb the “Red Zone” surrounding Verdun to remove unexploded bombs, artillery and mort...
Book Review: Strung Out on Plenitudes by Bobby Goldner
Just a reminder to everyone who’s been enjoying The Substack Review — It is FREE and will always remain that way. However, it takes a lot of work. More than I had anticipated when I started it back at the beginning of the year. So if you’re...
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Author of the novels "HELP ME I AM IN HELL" and "NINETEEN NINETY-NINE" from Anxiety Press
Hell or Hangover the novel - OUT NOW! (Link above or below)
Mother, Things are coming together.
Author of DRIPPY TRIPPY DOOM and I COME FROM VENUS. Performer of absurdist theatre in the Los Angeles area.
Stories that solve the problems of life. Conflicts that resolve with eternal wisdom. Plots that chase existential questions. Heroes that do grim duty. Villains secure in their righteousness. Love precarious. Hate well sourced.
Poems and essays in New Verse Review, SOUVENIR Magazine, The Oxonian Review, and more \ud83e\udd8b
I teach English as a second language and write fiction. I grew up a blue-collar kid on Long Island fishing and getting into mischief. As a teen, I picked scrap metal with my father to make a living, and I write stories based on it.
A nobody.
Black-and-white artist. For sales and info see the Paper Gun Press website. DMs open but for pitches or collab ideas please go through the website or email [email protected].
Writing tragicomedy and poetry. Kicking stones in Canada. Get weird with me.
Attorney and fiction writer/reader/editor; founder & editor-in-chief, The SportScribe Literary Magazine (thesportscribe.com).
Indie author// Writer of weird little horror stories
Artist, writer and occasional musician
The best thing to come out of Romania since Mircea Cărtărescu and Nadia Comăneci.
Posts about books and movies. Occasional fiction. Published at “Carnage House,” “Trembling With Fear,” and others.
Poetry, short fiction, and occasional film essays. Trying to get motivated to work on a novel about procrastination one day.
Interested in everything and nothing else. Deep dives into experimental writing, music, and politics, past and present.
Ben Arzate is an author from Des Moines, IA.
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