I had never heard of the German Modernist painter Paula Modersohn-Becker before picking up this slim account of […]
The late season is Stephen Hines’s first collection of short stories. It’s bleak. Close. A mirror in a […]
Minor Lits is delighted to feature an excerpt from the newest novel published by Galley Beggar Press, Gonzalo C. […]
James Miller’s third novel UnAmerican Activities pays tribute to, and subverts, American pop culture and genre fiction. Through […]
If I was to sum up this supper in one word, it would be “problematic”… Cornelius Fitz is […]
Punk is Dead: Modernity Killed Every Night, edited by Richard Cabutt and Andrew Gallix, is an academic investigation […]
Self-care is so important. X. and Y. knew this, and acted accordingly. Their selves were well cared for. […]
Carry van Bruggen (1881 – 1932) was the main pseudonym of Caroline Lea de Haan, born in The […]
Know Your Place is a crowdfunded anthology from Dead Ink books, which provides a platform for 24 working […]
My sister is special. That’s what my mother said when she was born in that bright and sunny […]
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