On The Dark Side of the Moon

RARE SWAN REVIEW “Around and Through Beyond” There’s someone in my head, but it’s not me – “Brain Damage” SAM RASNAKE Music dates us. Yes. That’s something we can’t escape. There is a music – a part of its time – that’s in us all. Like the famous paradox: does life imitate art, or is READ MORE

Review. the beautifully worthless by Ali Liebegott

RARE SWAN REVIEW Amantine Brodeur reads Ali Liebegott The book blurb reads; A runaway waitress leaves her lover, grabs her dog, and hits the highway. Ali Liebegott maps her travels in a series of hilarious and heartbreaking letters to the girl she left behind, and some of the most exquisite poetry written about love, heartache, READ MORE

Lynne Sachs reads EDEN by Robert Frede Kenter

A REVIEW by Lynne Sachs While Eden may at first appear as an image book, to be devoured with the eyes with the freedom of a journey without plan, engaging with the book in this way will cause you to miss its immersive, linear construction of meaning.  The pages of images with occasional text are not numbered per READ MORE

REVIEW – EDEN by Robert Frede Kenter

Review by Renée Sigel Is it possible to create a small work imbued with torrential, unabated intelligence and intellect?  You’d be forgiven for thinking this question would necessarily have to do with some academic trope of philosophical abstraction, or a kind of intellectual exercise to bore through the mind into a dulled brain freeze, in a READ MORE