CRB: Vol 3.2 is now online, ft. things like César Vallejo's confrontation with death, the history of the jar, the ethics of digression, art in decommissioned munitions bunkers, Marcel Breuer's concrete monastery, & so much more https://t.co/l3lmE0mKAc

CRB: Vol 3.2 is now online, ft. things like César Vallejo's confrontation with death, the history of the jar, the ethics of digression, art in decommissioned munitions bunkers, Marcel Breuer's concrete monastery, & so much more https://t.co/l3lmE0mKAc

We only have one copy left of 3.2 online rn. Might restock. Might keep the (few) remaining copies for events only. We don't know. The uncertainty is killing us. Buy the issue before it's gone forever

cc @jacquefeld @DingAnSickk @Lucyschiller @privateverbs @MattBroaddus @janechuffman

we have 6 copies of 3.1 left online and then they are gone forever so we discounted them to $10

we have 6 copies of 3.1 left online and then they are gone forever so we discounted them to $10

come say hi at press play today. we sold out of IRL copies of 3.1 yesterday but we still have totes bookmarks glow-in-the-dark stickers and, of course, 3.2

I wrote about this scene in an upcoming essay for @clereviewbooks Real life boxer Max Baer plays a fighter who wants credit for an in-ring death. The story was based on the very real events surrounding the death of boxer Ernie Schaaf, which Baer was tangentially involved in.

“In the novella the investigation takes the form of a symbolic act.” In @clereviewbooks, Jonathan Larson reviews Leslie Kaplan’s newly translated novella, “Miss Nobody Knows” -

Our very own Willow Campbell is reading—see you there!

we made a new poster just for our reading in cleveland sunday

I wrote about jennifer pap‘s new translation of Leslie Kaplan‘s short novel miss nobody knows. Revolutionary discouragement remains a killer.

"Kaplan deploys novelistic form as a way to represent and probe the various and also competing desires underlying the social upheaval and where and how it all fell apart." @murmurmuring on Leslie Kaplan's "Miss Nobody Knows" https://t.co/ySDMSPnUxz

"This ground we walk on sopped dreams up so we could hear the leopard talk through the crush of roughnecks in the moon pool." excerpt from "The Disinherited" by @terrencesarjoon @uglyducklingprs https://t.co/OXFjy1jgiv

Ooooo! My interview with Pirkko Saisio’s translator Mia Spangenberg is live on @clereviewbooks ! I went all the way to Finland for this! If you ain’t read The Helsinki Trilogy yet, you better get on that before it’s too late to say you read it before it was cool. @TwoLinesPress

"But of course, I should say about Pirkko Saisio: people call her a living legend." @PersonalRecords interviews Mia Spangenberg, translator from the Finnish of Pirkko Saisio's "Helsinki Trilogy". @TwoLinesPress https://t.co/mB4z8CAyqv

Ill be tabling come say “hello i would like a mag”

Hello NYC. This Saturday and Sunday we'll be at @PioneerWorks_ Press Play in Red Hook hawking the final copies of Vols. 3.1 and 3.2 for less than we should. Subscriptions 40% off + you get a mag on the spot. Come say "hello I would like a mag"

Give the give; gift the gift; gift the give: give the gift

As of right now and for the first time ever, you can give someone the give of a CRB subscription. Happy holidays. Makes no sense. https://t.co/d9cKyU7ZMo