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Drew’s 2025 Year in Books
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Analog Science Fiction & Fact, November/December 2022
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2022
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Analog Science Fiction & Fact, January/February 2023
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Brute: Stories of Dark Desire, Masculinity, & Rough Trade
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Stories About Penises: An Anthology of Short Stories & Poetry
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2019
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Cyber Smut: Short Stories and Poetry
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2020
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Periodic Boyfriends
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You're Pretty Gay
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Infinity Standing Up
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Fassbinder: His Movies, My Poems
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Publick Spanking
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1996
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| This slim volume repackages two thematically complementary, previously published Hannah Arendt essays: one from "Crises of the Republic," her last book published in her lifetime; the other from her posthumous collection "Between Past and Future." In ...more | |
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| In his tragedy "Fabrication," Pier Paolo Pasolini does nothing short of turn Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex" on its head. For if the original play centers a protagonist who unintentionally killed his own father as a way to carve a place for himself in the w ...more | |
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| Despite working at a bookstore, I'm long defaulted to the library because I recognize that most books don't beckon me back after I read them. Priscilla Becker's "Internal West" is an exception, so now I'll be purchasing a copy after the fact. This de ...more | |
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| When I wrote my sonnet collection "Periodic Boyfriends," I probably produced one poem per week. The sonnets for "Infinity Standing Up" -- fueled by the cold fire of rejection -- came out faster but less systematically. And when I led a six-week, sonn ...more | |
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| There's something exhilarating about the first act of Marina Carr's "Marble," suggesting it might be the latest in a line of electric dramas about dysfunctional hetero couples a la "Look Back in Anger," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf." Yes, it's tha ...more | |
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| This book is a strange one. A 21st century spin on Gothic lit, Stevens' tale has a family curse, a family fortune, and a family feud. The curse dates back to a big-hearted great-grandmother who's been wronged and whose death is immortalized in an ugl ...more | |
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| Percival Pollard's "In Memoriam: Oscar Wilde" (1905) was re-released the following year under a second title: "Recollections of Oscar Wilde." Yale University's libraries have copies of both. Why not? This slender collection of remembrances from three ...more | |
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| In 11th grade I stupidly took U.S History 2 instead of World History (which was really European History back then), so my knowledge of WWII is painfully slight. Sure, I've read John Hersey's "Hiroshima," Elie Wiesel's "Night" and Anne Frank's diary. ...more | |
